There is a rapidly growing focus on energy conservation amongst most industrial and office buildings. These buildings generally have an inherently airtight design with limited natural ventilation.

In such cases, it is essential to install HVAC systems to regulate humidity, temperature and the quality of air inside these buildings.

The Need For HVAC Refurbishment

The cooling and air handling (ventilation) units of the HVAC system are continually exposed to moisture and pollutants from the indoor and outdoor air.

Due to this dual-pronged presence, the HVAC system serves as the perfect breeding ground for mold – a predominant culprit in the degradation of your indoor air quality. Secondly, this moisture in your HVAC system also predisposes it to corrosion.

All of these pollutants can lead to:

• The system becoming breeding grounds for microbiological contaminants
• Decreased efficiency of the system
• Increased consumption of power by the system
• Earlier-than-usual wear and tear

Given the critical function of the HVAC system in industrial and commercial buildings, it is best practice to regularly inspect, maintain and explore refurbishment and renovation measures. This approach to your HVAC maintenance can help ensures that the performance of your system remains optimal at all times and the system lasts for a longer period.

HVAC refurbishment must, however, be done by professionals. CORE fits this bill with certifications by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) and the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers Inc. (ASHREA).

CORE is recognized leader in the HVAC market and provides the services of experienced professionals to ensure the trouble-free and optimized performance of your HVAC systems. CORE also offers regular refurbishment services to industries and mid-to-large companies, with an eye towards minimizing system outages.

The HVAC refurbishment services offered by CORE include (but are not limited to):

• Cleaning of the metal surfaces of the HVAC system with the use of chemicals. This ensures that contaminants that are harmful to the material of the system are removed
• Replacing system parts that have deteriorated and are causing inefficiency and rise in power consumption
• Protecting the entire metal surface through the application of corrosion-resistant chemicals
• Applying chemical-resistant cast floor
• Replacing the insulation and sealing the HVAC system properly

Maintaining the efficiency of an HVAC system cannot be overemphasized, given the kind of contaminants that can breed in air that is of poor quality.

The best solution for optimal HVAC performance is to enlist the services of experienced professionals, such as CORE, who will take care of all the maintenance and refurbishments needs of the HVAC system and ensure that not only is the indoor air quality optimal but that operating costs remain at a minimum.

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