Connecticut Heating & Cooling Replacement Systems

Connecticut HVAC Systems

For any Type of Commercial or Industrial Setting, Air Temp Raises the Bar on Indoor Air Comfort

Certain costs rarely if ever seem to go down…like the cost to operate your building. Well, with the right kind of high efficiency HVAC systems, you can realize significant monthly savings on your utility bills…year round.

At Air Temp, we design and install commercial and industrial:

Furnaces
Central air conditioning systems, including rooftop units
Package units
Ductless heat pumps
Chillers
Air handlers & coils
Controls & thermostats

We also are “design and build” professionals for new construction projects.

For existing and new buildings alike, the quality of the equipment is just one part of the equation. Here’s what else Air Temp brings to the table:

Expert heat load calculations
Proper equipment sizing
Air duct sealing and repairs
Air leak detection and repairs
Expert system installation

Ductless Heat Pumps…A New Era in Flexibility

Commercial buildings come in all shapes and sizes as do their HVAC needs.

Today, Air Temp can be even more flexible and precise in new system design and installation with the rapid expansion and diverse applications of ductless heat pump systems. Here are just a few examples to illustrate how and why a ductless system might be right for you:

Tenant Metering

Ductless systems give you the ability to bill “per tenant” for HVAC electricity consumption rather than resorting to approximate usage. You can also tally electrical usage per system or per indoor unit, depending on how your building and systems are configured.

Quiet Operation

Ductless systems are designed to deliver refrigerant directly to the spaces to be cooled or heated. This eliminates the noise associated with ductwork and results in a virtually silent environment.

Historic Renovation/Aesthetic Appeal

Ductless systems can be configured in a number of ways to minimize the visual disruption to your structure: from ductless systems that only require a 3″ hole for installation to low-profile ducted systems. What’s more, indoor units can be mounted just about anywhere (on the ceiling, wall, floor, in a closet) to blend into your environment.

Data Centers

Because data centers are high-density, enclosed spaces that generate a significant amount of heat, comfort cooling systems (traditional HVAC) can’t remove enough heat to protect the critical equipment. Instead, these unique areas require dedicated units with precision cooling capabilities.

And that’s just the beginning.