Commercial and Industrial Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

Rooftop HVAC units function similarly to other types of heating and cooling equipment, providing efficient comfort to occupants. These systems are connected to the building's ductwork and heat or cool air passing through then distribute conditioned air throughout the interior areas.

Cooling towers are essentially large boxes designed to maximize evaporation of water. To do this, they contain material, typically PVC plastic sheets, that create large surface areas for water evaporation to occur. This material is what fills the inside of the cooling tower and is called "Cooling Tower Fill".

Regardless of the schedule you settle on for your equipment, keeping your coils clean is essential to the operation of your systems to maintain optimal efficiency, as well as to keep the overall comfort of the building's occupants.

A chiller (cooling water circulation device) is a general term for a device that controls the temperature by circulating a liquid such as water or heat medium as a cooling liquid whose temperature was adjusted by the refrigerant cycle.

the process of heat transfer from a lower temperature level to a higher level (that is, cooling) that is accomplished in refrigeration equipment by means of several closed refrigeration cycles operating in series.

A packaged terminal air conditioner, or PTAC, is a commercial grade air conditioner that is installed directly through a wall.