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Today’s commercial construction industry brings a surging demand for enhanced energy efficiency, sustainability, and optimized use of space. Additionally, it’s crucial to prioritize budget-friendly solutions. A straightforward, economical and practical approach to meeting all these objectives is the implementation of an air curtain. Air Curtains have been gaining prominence since they were…

When it comes to ensuring a safe, clean, and controlled environment, hospitals can always be found atop the list. From the moment a patient walks through the door, it is critical to ensure the most comfortable experience possible—not just for the patient but because hospital funding is impacted by their ability to provide the best experience possible. The Hospital Consumer Assessment of…

A key element to designing an energy efficient building is mitigating areas susceptible to energy loss. Some of the biggest energy loss offenders just happen to be entrance doors, delivery doors, service doors and garage doors. Basically, the main areas of ingress/egress for the people, goods, and services key to a business’ success. Add an architect into the mix and they’ll work to ensure…

One of the most common questions we get is “my commercial kitchen has a fly problem. Will an air curtain solve this issue?”. While we’d love to say “of course, we’ll get you set right up”, the answer is not always that simple. If you own a restaurant, you know all too well that you can serve 100 customers and 99 of them will leave happy and content to return. BUT…there’s that one person!

Humidity - A sticky situation: There are plenty of ways to describe humidity. Scientifically, it’s the concentration of water particles in the air. From a technical standpoint, it can be stated in percentages and levels. From a general perspective, some will say, “it’s nice out, just a little humid.” But for those in truly humid climates, who literally live and breathe it, they’ve taken…

​While the original project scope may not have changed, it’s a safe bet that the budget and timeframe have. Simply put, more must be done with less.