Commercial · Healthcare

Medical & Clinical Facilities

Medical office buildings, ambulatory surgical centers, and hospital departments live and die on pressure relationships and humidity. We build and maintain systems that pass a Joint Commission survey the first time — and every time after.

Practice lead

Healthcare

2.6M

sq ft clinical served

142

OR + procedure rooms

0

survey findings on our work

Where facilities like yours get stuck

Four problems we hear on the first walk.

01

ASHRAE 170 pressure relationships

ORs, isolation rooms, and sterile storage each have specific pressure and ACH requirements. One failing damper can shut a suite down.

02

Humidity out of band

Winter dry-out below 30% RH triggers static, discomfort, and infection-control alarms. Summer above 60% RH triggers mold protocols.

03

24/7 conditioned redundancy

Surgical wings and imaging suites can't lose cooling. Every AHU needs N+1 planning and hot-swap-ready fans.

04

Survey documentation

Joint Commission, DNV, and state surveys demand pressure logs, filter change records, and PM histories on demand.

How we deliver

The playbook, on the record.

  • ASHRAE 170 pressure mapping with certified TAB verification
  • Precision reheat + humidification tuning for RH bands 30–60%
  • AHU redundancy planning (N+1 fan arrays, VFDs, bypass paths)
  • Continuous pressure monitoring with alarm-tiered escalation
  • HEPA + MERV-16 filter programs with barcoded change logs
  • Survey-ready documentation package delivered every quarter

Typical scope

Equipment we install and service.

Precision AHUs with reheat + humidificationFan-array retrofits for redundancyTerminal HEPA housings for isolation roomsPressure monitoring + BAS alarm integrationSteam humidifier plantsMedical gas + exhaust coordination

Standards + codes

What we design and document to.

  • ASHRAE 170 (ventilation of healthcare)
  • FGI Guidelines
  • Joint Commission EC standards
  • NFPA 99 (health care facilities)
  • CDC infection control guidance
  • State DOH construction standards

FAQ

Questions from healthcare teams.

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