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HVAC planned preventative maintenance
Maintenance minimises risk of plant failure. Work is carried out in strict compliance with current health and safety regulations, to customer, manufacturer and Thermodial’s own specifications, protecting the capital value of your plant at a competitive cost.
HVAC upgrades
Aesthetically pleasing HVAC upgrades are performed through in-house PSCS and PSDP engineers, installing the latest A class energy efficient heating, ventilation and air conditioning plant. This can save you vast sums on energy use.
Energy management
Building energy management systems (BEMS) provide energy reporting and analysis of all energy consumed within a
building. Targets are set and saving initiatives implemented, verified and proven. You are kept up-to-date through
periodic reporting and data interpretation.
24/7 - 365 callout service
A 24/7 – 365 callout service with a measured service level agreement (SLA) is provided for your peace-of-mind. This prompt and punctual problem solving will ensure there is no downtime or interruption to your HVAC services.
Online reporting
Reports are available online through a secure computerised maintenance management system (CMMS). This self-service system allows you to download all information captured by engineers in the field through PDF reports.
Video supporting media
Video footage of issues with accompanying audio diagnosis is recorded in the field, allowing for direct access to the service engineers’ view from a remote position. These cloud-hosted videos can then be shared with other internal stakeholders as proof of delivery.
Latest news
VIDEO: air conditioning leaking water – 6 common causes
An air conditioning unit leaking water is one of the most common and sometimes the most disruptive building service problems – due to unit locations – in a workplace environment. Leaking air conditioning units generally occur over the summer months where their use and...
HVAC and water systems operation in COVID-19
This is a guidance document on currently known best practice for, heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and water systems, in relation to the coronavirus/COVID-19. HVAC and water systems in COVID-19 - named SARS-CoV-2 ("the virus") - will play an important...