Who we are
We work for facility managers, property teams and operations leaders who need equipment to run, problems explained clearly and budgets that hold.
Our focus is commercial and industrial equipment: packaged rooftop units, split and VRF systems in larger buildings, chillers and cooling towers, air handlers, commercial refrigeration, building automation and the cooling behind server rooms and data halls. It’s a different discipline from residential HVAC. Equipment is bigger, outages cost more, and the person who calls us usually answers to someone else for the result.
That shapes how we work. We plan outages around your operation rather than our schedule, we write reports that make sense to someone who isn’t a technician, and we tell you when a repair isn’t worth doing.
How we work
Find the cause
Resetting a tripped unit gets the building through the afternoon. Finding out why it tripped stops it happening again. We do both, and we tell you which is which.
Plan the outage
Shutdowns are scheduled around occupancy, weather and critical loads, with standby equipment proven before anything is taken offline.
Write it down
Readings, photos, refrigerant logs and as-left settings go on every report. You should never have to wonder what happened on a visit.
Spend your money carefully
Recommendations are ranked by risk. Some items need fixing today, some can wait for next year’s budget, and some are fine as they are.
Safety comes first on every site
Commercial HVAC work involves heights, high voltage, pressurized refrigerant and combustion equipment, often in buildings full of people. Every job starts with a hazard review and safe isolation. We follow OSHA requirements for hazardous energy control and fall protection, EPA rules for refrigerant handling, and your site’s own permit-to-work, hot work and access procedures.
We don’t advertise certificates on this website. Ask for current state licensing and insurance documentation and it will be provided with your proposal.
Working alongside your team
Many of our clients have in-house engineers or maintenance staff. We’re happy to fit around them: taking on specialist tasks such as chiller inspections or controls work, covering out-of-hours breakdowns, or training staff on new equipment after a project. The aim is a building that runs well, not dependence on us.
Where we work
We support facilities across the US, from single buildings to multi-site portfolios. For portfolios we use the same report format at every location, which makes it easier to compare sites and plan replacements. Tell us where your buildings are when you request a survey and we’ll confirm how service will be delivered there.