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Summer has finally arrived bringing with it all the usual concerns for keeping your facilities cool. During the summer your air conditioner helps you provide a comfortable environment, but it comes at a cost pulling at your purse strings consuming a lot of energy. Quick Tips to Reduce Your Energy Bill This Summer Replace Old Systems Take a good hard look at your existing systems and answer a few critical questions. Has your facility or occupancy out-grown your existing cooling system? Is your cooling system old and straining to function properly? Has your energy consumption increased as your e...

Season changes indicate it is time for HVAC maintenance. We are transitioning between the bitter dry cold  winter air and the hot and humid air we are subjected to each year in Minnesota. It is important to schedule your seasonal HVAC maintenance visit. Keeping a pleasant and healthy environment is important for your customers, employees, merchandise and / or manufacturing process. Humidity and temperature extremes can damage productivity, effect product quality and customer satisfaction. A well maintained HVAC system will save your money, even a small dip in efficiency can be costly when...

High Capacity Commercial Dehumidification Controlling the humidity of your commercial facility is an important part of your building's health, industrial process and profit. Whether your industry is related to food production, food preparation, manufacturing, computer server / data centers or other specialized commercial applications . . . each industry has its own unique indoor climate control needs. The effect's of excess humidity can affect many industries in similar ways. Condensation can cause corrosion shortening the life of your equipment and adding to your maintenance costs. Production...

High Capacity Commercial Humidification Controlling the humidity of your commercial facility is an important part of your building's health, industrial process and profit. Whether your industry is related to food production, food preparation, manufacturing, computer server / data centers or other specialized commercial applications . . . each industry has its own unique indoor climate control needs. The problem you encounter during colder months is a lack of humidity in the air. The colder the temperature is outside, the more heating is typically needed inside. The addition of heat to your ind...