our company’s HVAC component is vital for workplace productivity, efficiency in energy consumption, and a significant portion of your company’s electricity costs; if your HVAC is outdated, it creates issues for your company. With anything from higher expense to uncomfortably warm workers, your existing HVAC may be doing more harm to your business than you know.
There are many advantages to installing a new business HVAC, and although you are undoubtedly familiar with some of them, others are certain to take you by surprise. For sure, an HVAC can increase the productivity of your employees.
Cut Costs by Improving Efficiency
When you update your HVAC, you may save money on your company’s overhead expenses. Initially, an update may seem to be an unnecessary expenditure that you don’t want to incur. Clean energy, on the other hand, will lower your electricity costs, allowing you to save expenses for your company. Because of the large number of innovative energy-saving technology available, there are many options for lowering energy usage.
From engine management ventilation to desiccant dehumidification, Ambient Edge provides a range of units and add-on systems that are tailored to your company’s specific requirements and footprint.
Better Climate Control
Has one room in your workplace been consistently unbearably humid, while the remainder of the room has been cold all day? Have you noticed that some of your workers have fans going at their workstations while some are wrapped up like it’s the dead of winter in July? The more outdated your business HVAC is, you may have temperature discrepancies across your workplace. Indoor temperature difficulties are caused by various factors, including failures in equipment and improper thermostat calibration.
There are instances when the problem is merely a result of the building’s construction, particularly if more areas have been added to the basic structure of the property. Perhaps ductless technology is a better option for your business office, or maybe your ductwork needs removal and maintenance while we set up your new and reliable HVAC. Regardless of the issues, a new HVAC will help maintain more constant temperatures throughout your business.
Even if there are no temperature differences across departments, you may find it challenging to keep your workplace at a comfortable temperature for everyone to be productive.
Improve Employee Health
The Sick Building Syndrome is a condition in which employees get sick for no apparent reason when the air quality in a facility deteriorates substantially. It is sporadic for this to occur. Your house may be situated next to a garage, your printer or fax machine may be emitting ozone, or your old HVAC system may be cycling dust and debris throughout your ductwork. These are all possibilities.
No matter the underlying reason for poor indoor air quality, installing a modern and dependable HVAC system can substantially alleviate the problem. Air purifiers, ultraviolet light coils, and improved ventilation systems may all assist in filtering out many of the particles that contribute to poor indoor air quality (IAQ). Some air purifiers are strong enough to remove altogether germs and viral elements from the air they circulate. Others are weaker in their positions.
The recommended HVAC system will be capable of handling filtration with high MERV ratings, which will ensure that the filters remove as much debris from the air in your office as is reasonably practicable for you. Additionally, if you want to improve the air quality in your workplaces even further, you might consider purchasing industrial air compressor filters.
When resolving any indoor humidity problems, you may be experiencing; your new business HVAC is an excellent resource. If your workplace is too dry, installing a new HVAC in conjunction with a humidifier feature will increase comfort for everyone and may even help reduce the number of illnesses that occur there.
When you purchase a new HVAC, be sure to put it on a regular maintenance plan. Signs of depreciation should be treated as soon as possible to avoid the development of large expenditures in the future. Furthermore, routine maintenance is the only method to ensure that your HVAC is operating at optimum efficiency at all times.
Overall, the upkeep on a new HVAC is less expensive, more manageable, less time-consuming than the upkeep on your existing system. When a significant repair is required, do a few basic calculations ahead of time. Consider your energy savings and improved staff productivity. How much more money should you have to pay for a new HVAC after accounting for these factors? You may be surprised by the answer.
