How to Reduce Energy Costs with a Commercial HVAC System
In the United States, heating and cooling account for about 48% of the energy used in commercial buildings, making it the largest source of energy consumption. The Department of Energy (DOE) has set a goal to reduce this number by 30% by 2025. One way to help achieve this goal (and save money) is to […]
Data Driven Digital Solutions
Over the last decades heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems became significantly more energy efficient. This is immensely important as they are one of the largest energy-consuming loads in commercial and residential buildings. Smooth performance of the systems requires careful installation, thorough cleaning, and regular maintenance. Running an HVAC system (energy) efficiently is challenging because of […]
Smart Building Trends Summer 2022
Every day, more devices in the built environment are being added to building automation systems, and truly smart buildings are beginning to emerge. Because of the profound cost, safety and comfort benefits, integrated building automation systems are here to stay and will only increase in popularity for the foreseeable future. It is critical for MEP […]
Uncertainty in the air? Let us help…
Turn to the experts who look at air differently. In today’s healthcare and business facilities, there’s a lot of uncertainty in the air. Uncertainty that exposes you and your building to unnecessary risk. At Level One we are dedicated to helping you mitigate those risks, while enhancing comfort, airflow, indoor air quality, staff productivity, and […]
4 Ways Your HVAC Unit Can Alleviate Allergies
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Spring HVAC Maintenance
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How Productivity Increases With Proper Temperature Controls in 2021
If you’ve ever worked long-term in any office, you know the eternal battleground of the office thermostat. Some like it hot, some like it cold, and businesses find it almost impossible to please everybody. It’s been extensively shown that when it’s too hot and productivity slides. Too cold, and the same thing happens. Other factors […]
How Your HVAC System Reacts to the Michigan 2021 Summer Months
It’s almost June, and that means the hottest days of the year are on the horizon. With warmer weather outside, your HVAC will have to work to keep your space cool and comfortable. If you have a particularly noisy one, you may even hear it plodding along even though it’s on the outside of your […]
Beat the 2020 Michigan Heat and the Costs – Summer Building Automation
Our clients often come to us to ask how they can shave money off of their energy costs. It is estimated that America’s small businesses spend more than $60 billion a year on energy — are you contributing to a chunk of that through inefficient systems? There are a number of solutions for this issue. […]
How Your Michigan HVAC System can Help Alleviate Allergies in 2019
The main function of your HVAC system is creature comfort. We’ve already talked at length about how your HVAC can aid in maintaining employee morale. One less considered aspect of this vital business system is how it helps reduce allergies and filters out allergens. Allergens can be a nightmare—Itchy, watery eyes, congestion, and coughing can […]
