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Your Expert Cannabis HVAC Partner.

Optimize Your Cannabis Business's Climate Control with Trusted HVAC Services in Denver and Beyond

Your Expert Cannabis HVAC Partner.

Optimize Your Cannabis Business's Climate Control with Trusted HVAC Services in Denver and Beyond

HVAC Service & Installations

Through our experience in tackling various unique issues within grow rooms, we approach the cannabis industry with the precision of a grocery store. We grasp the criticality of every minute above temperature translating to lost revenue, hence why we prioritize emergency service, repairs, and preventive maintenance.

Our expertise extends to fixing and installing an array of HVAC units, dehumidifiers, fans, thermostats, controls, and beyond. With an install team well-versed in the intricacies of grow equipment, we ensure proper installation and service, aiming to maximize your equipment's performance through meticulous planning and high-quality installations.

Trustworthy HVAC Experts

At our core, we're more than just technicians - we're problem solvers. Our service techs specialize in fixing equipment, not just pushing new units. We bring years of experience to the table, guiding you through the complex landscape of HVAC/D for cannabis.

Understanding the criticality of maintaining peak functionality, our team excels in ensuring your facility operates optimally, even through Colorado's diverse seasons. We prioritize staying ahead in the industry by consistently updating our knowledge through rigorous training, attending trade shows, and actively engaging in industry events. This dedication allows us to provide cutting-edge solutions tailored to both new and existing systems.

Clear communication using video and photo reports

Decision-makers aren't always on-site; they could be down the road or even in a different state. That's why we leverage video documentation during service calls, ensuring complete transparency. This unique approach allows anyone involved to witness the issue firsthand, in real time, without the need for ladders or physical presence, enabling swift decisions for rapid repairs.

Not limited to repairs, we utilize this documentation for commissioning new units and ongoing inspections. As a result, every invoice is accompanied by a video or photo report! Using visual documentation builds trust by offering a digital record of our work. Our goal is to simplify communication and keep everyone seamlessly aligned, regardless of their location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@mechanicalenvironments.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How often should I change my filters?

We recommend a minimum of every eight weeks or between each cycle. However, the higher the MERV rating the more often you need to change your filters. Always refer to your equipment's manufactures specs for their minimum recommendations.

Washable or disposable filters?

Washable filters do save you money, but a washable filter is a MERV 4 rated filter at best. MERV 4 is known as a rock catcher. In other words, your washable filter is catching only large partials, which means your coil and blower wheel are catching the rest of the dirt. A dirty coil and blower wheel leads to poor equipment performance and will cost you more in the end, in cleanings then using a proper filter.

What is the best brand of equipment?

The majority of HVAC equipment is built with the same parts, making most units very similar. For us to help you choose the right equipment we need to know what is most important to you: Cost? Energy usage? Best warranty? Built in dehue? Availability? Performance? Top of the line? Rebates? Color? Once we understand what is important to you, we can help you make the right decision for your facilities needs.

Is 5 tons of cooling enough?

Figuring out the right amount of cooling and dehumidification that you need means we have to do some load calculations. If someone is telling you need a certain amount of cooling, but isn't providing you load calculations, then you are in need of a new contractor or consultant. 5-tons of cooling doesn't actually mean 5-tons of real (sensible) cooling.

Do AC's only cool? Do they Dehumidify?

Your AC's first job is to cool, however anything that makes condensate is dehumidifying and removing water from the space! This can be accounted for in load calculations. Most equipment can be adjusted to get more dehumidification performance out of it. Some equipment can even be set up to dehumidify when it's not cooling. Pretty cool, huh!? Ask about how!!

Do I need a special air conditioner to run in the winter time?

Short answer, no! Most equipment can cool in the winter time with the right accessories! Cooling in the snow requires what is called "low ambient" controls. These are key to an AC's success half the year, most equipment out there is only rated for down to 68 ° F with out a low ambient kit!!! If you plan to cool year round, this will need to be addressed. We offer solutions to keep all types of equipment running when its cold outside! Ask us how!

Something to keep in mind, low ambient kits are great for winter, but aren't great in summer time. This means seasonal maintenance is needed when using low ambient controls. Depending on the low ambient controls your facility has, you may need to have your low ambient controls completely wired out for the summer time, while other forms of low ambient controls you only need to dial in for the summer & winter.

Do I really need to clean my equipment?

Yes, maintenance is paramount for success. All equipment manufactures will state their condensers need cleaned a minimum of once a year to maintain your factory warranty, and depending on your location you may need to clean them more then once a year. If your coils are dirty, then you unit can not transfer the heat out of your space properly, which not only makes you system less efficient, but will damage your equipment in the long run.

If you're keeping up on your filter changes and using a proper filter, then your indoor equipment should stay pretty clean for the most part. However, this does not get you out of doing basic maintenance.

Do I need a maintenance contract?

Do you like to save money? Then the answer is yes, you need a maintenance contract. We can not stress enough the importance of cleaning and maintaining your equipment. In our current world, where lead times are outrageous, you can't always bank on the parts you might need being on the shelf. The better you maintain your equipment, the longer and more efficiently it will run. Plus, most maintenance contracts come with perks as well, like priority service, a cheaper labor rate, a discount on future service calls, and more.

However, it is very important you understand exactly what you are getting with a maintenance contract. Some companies will promise you that parts and labor is included in your contract on anything they can fix, but this company will also be quick to condemn a piece of equipment so they can make more money off of you. If you don't understand what your contract includes, do yourself a favor and ask for a quote from another company.

Your Expert Cannabis HVAC Partner.

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