We appreciate the excellent work performed by Climate Control on Lakeland Highland Middle School project. We had an extremely aggressive schedule with an absolute deadline. They delivered both timely and quality work with a "whatever it takes" attitude.
We look forward to working with them on many projects in the future and would not hesitate to give our highest recommendation to anyone considering their use on any project.
- John Kalaf, Vice President of Operations, A.D. Morgan
With a new approved budget from Alachua County, Climate Control Mechanical Services finally began work on the change out of many rooftop units with boilers at the the Alachua County jail.
While the facility remained occupied, the entire crew removed the existing facility’s (78) DX rooftop units with (16) boilers and began the new replacement (76) chilled water roof mounted air handing units. The entire jail will be served by a high efficiency Systecon chiller plant, with new boilers providing heated hot water. Solar panels are also being installed as supplementary heating for the domestic hot water.
“All controls for the facility are being upgraded to better manage the energy usage. We are projecting that these changes will save approximately $400,000 in energy usage at the facility.” said Rob Boyer, Vice President of Operations for Climate Control Mechanical Services.
The entire upgrade for the Alachua County Jail Chiller is expected to be complete this summer.