Why Partner with Air Comfort for Your HVAC Construction Project

A VAV system is a complex central air system designed to cover multiple zones in a building. Each zone has a terminal or box that modulates airflow based on the system’s cooling load and reheats air to meet the zone’s heating needs, all while maintaining a minimum airflow for the zone’s ventilation needs. These processes allow the system’s zones to receive the right amount of warm or cool air to heat or cool each specific space. If your building needs a VAV type of HVAC installation, we will design and build it according to your building’s size and airflow capacity needs.

Chillers are components of complex HVAC systems that also require boilers to heat water. The boilers provide the heat, whereas the chillers send chilled water through pipes to cooling coils. If your facility needs a chiller for its complex HVAC system, we can provide one so your system can pipe cool water to its cooling coils.

As their name suggests, these units sit on a commercial building’s roof and contain a heating side and a cooling side. These systems often require large vertical ducts to run from floor to floor to distribute air, but they also come with low initial costs and they are relatively simple systems compared to the others described here. Air Comfort can design and build a rooftop unit to meet your building’s needs.

Heat pumps are different from the HVAC systems detailed above because they pull heat from the air or water in a given area and transfer it to another area. Most heat pumps have an indoor unit and an outdoor unit to condense, compress, and transfer the air, and the condenser and compressor are located in the outside unit. If your commercial building needs a heat pump or multiple heat pumps to cover several zones in your building, we will use our design-build project delivery services to create and install one for you.