Commercial HVAC Services

• Forced Air Systems
  Most commercial homes use a forced air heating system. Air is heated in a furnace that will then be pushed through ducts to various vents and registers. This is generally referred to as a basic central heating system. The furnace that is used for a central heating system can be powered by electricity, propane, natural gas, or fuel oil. The ductwork can be installed either in the interior walls of a structure or exposed as designed or preferred by the homeowner.
• Electric Systems
  This type of heating system is commonly recommended in homes that do not have access to natural gas, propane, or fuel oil. The most common option for a home is to install baseboard heaters that are controlled by the use of a thermostat. A well-known aspect about the use of baseboard heaters is that the cost of electricity might be higher than other heating systems.
• Geothermal Systems
  This is a modern option for a heating system as it is the most energy efficient. The heat used by the unit is obtained from the ground and uses water from ground wells. These systems are energy-efficient and are a great option to keep costs low during the cold months of winter. One thing to note is the initial setup cost of a geothermal heating system is much higher than other conventional heating systems.
• Radiant Heat Systems
  Homes and buildings with a boiler will have the option to use a radiant heating system. Water is heated in a boiler that is sent through tubes that are installed beneath the floor to distribute heat. Heat will radiate up through the floor to all the rooms in a home or building. The boiler for the system is powered by using fuel oil, propane, electricity, or natural gas.
• Hybrid Heating
  Hybrid heating combines the energy efficiency of a heat pump with the power of a gas furnace. Most of the time, the heat pump will operate to heat and cool your home. It is only during extreme temperatures that the furnace kicks on. And since you aren't just relying on one system, you will reduce significant strain on both units, thus significantly reducing the need for repairs and replacements.

• Customized Air Filtration Options
• Geothermal Heat Pumps
• Radiant Floor Heating
• Fireplace & Kitchen Make-up Air
• Exhaust Systems (Kitchen, Bathroom, Dryer, etc.)
• Energy & Heat Recovery Ventilators (ERV & HRV)
• Humidifiers & Dehumidifiers
• Indoor Pool Climate Control
• Snow Melting Systems
• Wine Room Conditioning Units
• Direct and Indirect Domestic Water Heating

• Humidification
• Dehumidification
• Air Quality Control and Purification

• Central Air Conditioning
• Heat Pump
• Mini-split Air Conditioning
• High Velocity Air Conditioner
• Multi-split air conditioning systems
• Geothermal Heat Pumps

Automation

• Programmable Thermostats
• Web-based, Smart-phone controlled programmable thermostats
• Smart Home System including your comfort system controls with your full house automation

• Planning and optimization of your zoning