Insulate your building, not your coils
Don’t let buildup on coils make your system work harder.
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New study out this week suggests that COVID-19 can survive on dust particles
This would seem to call for taking a look at your air filtration
Doing our vital work safely, for you and for our employees
We’ve been taking a lot of precautions to make sure we are not COVID-19 spreaders (or spreadees)
Fluffy cottonwood seeds don’t know about COVID-19
Nobody told them about the lockdown, so they showed up at your coils as usual (without masks!)
Case study: Airways uses Oxine® in a hospital kitchen to treat surfaces for SARS-CoV-2 virus
An EPA N List chemical with low risk and no residue
EPA adds an approved product to its “N List” for chemicals that meet its criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
Different forms of the same chemical can be applied in ductwork or “fogged” in certain occupied spaces.
Airways Systems is open and ready to serve you safely.
We have taken several measures to be sure that we work safely.
If you're "essential" under Gov. Pritzker's Stay at Home Order, Airways is allowed to serve you
Paragraph 12(h) includes cleaning as a "Critical Trade" for servicing governmental and commercial properties.
Working together to get through the COVID-19 crisis
Communication and empathy are going to be the key to make it work. And it’s a good time to clean your coils.
Another successful Aeroseal® project at a local hospital reduced leakage by 88%
Sealing the medium pressure duct from the inside allowed a project to achieve the engineer’s design airflow.