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Oregon HVAC Air Flow & Temperature Balancing Commissioning

Oregon Commercial HVAC Air flow air balancing commissioning. New installations of HVAC commercial equipment commissioning. EPA, ICC, ASHI, PTCS certified. Building Analyst Group Conducts High Tech HVAC air flow testing & balancing. Commercial HVAC Air Balancing Commissioning

New construction HVAC Air flow balancing and testing. Yes we can help with your new commercial project. Test air flow and temperatures to receive your city or county inspection completion.

Even with balanced airflow some areas of the building or rooms maybe warmer or colder than others.

Temperature & Humidity Monitoring

The difference with us Vs the standard HVAC “TAB” procedures is that we include CO / CO2 testing, efficiency testing & flue draft testing. We also provide a full report on the condition of the equipment.

Most HVAC companies will balance the airflow but do they test and monitor the temperatures and humidity for long periods of time. This is the key to climate control. Just because a system has been balance doesn't necessarily mean all rooms or structures have been fine tuned to bring maximum performance.

Testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) is important for achieving proper HVAC operation, especially for commercial projects. In order to have the proper flow and performance, many things need to be tested and adjusted, including dampers, fan speeds, pressures, and control devices, such as thermostats.

If you have hot and cold spots in your home or business, airflow problems, or if some areas receive more conditioned air than others, you could greatly benefit from Professional Air Balancing & Testing Services.

What does air balancing include?

Air balancing is the mechanical regulation of a system to achieve desired airflow. Duct sealing, duct dampers, and ductwork retrofits is just part of fixing issues with airflow. We also suggest building pressure testing, long term temperature and humidity monitoring for commercial buildings. If you are going to spend time and money to fix the problem, it should be done correctly and efficiently.

It’s estimated that over half of all new HVAC systems are improperly installed. This usually means that there is something wrong with the size and/or design of your HVAC and duct system.

Benefits of Air Balancing

Professional air balancing provides many benefits to your home and HVAC system:

1. Greater Energy Efficiency

When airflow is balanced, your HVAC system works more efficiently. Most likely, your technician will make improvements to your air ducts during the air balancing process. By sealing duct leaks and improving air circulation, less conditioned air escapes and more airflow goes where it needs to. This means stronger airflow for you and improved energy efficiency for your HVAC system.

2. More Comfort

The main reason why home and business owners request and air balancing appointment is because they aren’t getting enough conditioned air into their living spaces. Balanced airflow gets rid of those uncomfortable hot and cold spots in the home.

3. Prolonged HVAC Service Life

Sealing air leaks and modifying ductwork design prevents dirt, dust, mold, and other contaminants from clogging up your HVAC system. By improving airflow, you reduce your HVAC system’s workload and remove substantial dirt and stress.

Air balancing may cost you some money upfront, but you’ll make it back in the savings you get from improved energy efficiency, less repairs, and prolonged system lifespans.

Insulation and Ventilation Air Balancing

We all know that buildings need insulation and air barriers in order to keep air from freely flowing in and out of the home, but unfortunately, it can also create indoor air quality and ventilation problems. The “V” in HVAC stands for ventilation because it’s an important component of a properly functioning heating and cooling system.

Ventilation involves exchanging indoor air with outdoor air to maintain safe combustion processes and healthy indoor air quality. Without a proper ventilation system, dangerous fumes and contaminants can build up in your home and present a health hazard for everyone living inside the home.

Some of the most dangerous indoor air contaminants include formaldehyde, radon, carbon monoxide, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

We work in the following types of facilities:

Exhaust Sytstems


In addition to airborne contaminants, you may also be at risk of mold, mildew, and other moisture-related problems. If you don’t have working ventilation fans, 

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