Routine maintenance can help extend the efficiency of your commercial HVAC system. It’s also essential to maintaining good indoor air quality for your employees and/or customers. Experts recommend having your equipment inspected and serviced before the start of the heating and cooling seasons. Doing so will ensure it stays efficient all-year-round. Now is the time to
In the past, only large enterprises were able to afford to take advantage of Building Automation Systems to reduce costs and increase control of HVAC, refrigeration, and lighting equipment. Over the last few years, plug and play controls systems have become available for the light commercial building that makes it more cost effective for small
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems account for a sizable portion of a company’s energy usage. A typical HVAC system accounts for 40% of a building’s total energy consumption. According to the Department of Energy, much of the energy and cost that goes into powering the HVAC system is lost to waste –
Why are Clean Coils so Important? Coil cleaning is a much needed service for all types of customers. Coils are everywhere from evaporators to condensers, reheat, heat recovery, heating, process, chiller, cooling towers, and refrigeration. Cleaning all those coils needs to be an ongoing process. Coils are getting dirty during everyday use due to their
Regular Routine HVAC maintenance has been shown to protect HVAC equipment, lower utility costs, reduces equipment-replacement costs, and keeps your employees comfortable. A study from the New Buildings Institute showed that best practices maintenance reduces energy use 10-20% while poor maintenance practices can increase energy use by as much as 30-60%. In other words, regular
Don’t spend the summer sweating; get your spring inspection scheduled now! A professional HVAC Inspection will save your company time, money, and frustration! Now is the time to make sure your commercial HVAC equipment is ready to keep everyone cool! Scheduling a spring tune up will help to prevent problems before they happen. EES Facility
Your Building May Not Be as Intelligent as You Think Think your building is intelligent? A study completed by Honeywell and KRC Research shows that your facility may not be as smart as you think. Honeywell conducted a survey of buildings throughout the United States to determine how “smart” our facilities currently are. Visit http://buildingscore.honeywell.com/ for more information.
Evaporator or condensing coils are an imperative part of your overall HVAC system operation. They provide the system an avenue to rid the building of heat and thus help to cool the space. Coils that are not functioning well directly impact the efficiency of the HVAC system and increase operating costs while also reducing the system’s
