Obtaining
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Contact |
- You may contact our estimator at (703) 256-2097 in the Washington Metropolitan
Area, (800) 882-6895 in Virginia or
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General |
We subscribe to Dodge Scan Service and the CMD Service. If your project is
within a 100 mile radius, chances are we will have the plan in our office. If we don't
have a scan film and you can give us the equipment count, we can give you an
estimate. We have been serving the Washington Metropolitan area including the
District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia and parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, North Carolina, and Delaware for the past 25 years. If our estimate is
attractive to you, we can then enter into a purchase order agreement or a
contract.
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Air Balance |
The number of air moving apparatus (note the approximate cfm), such as, fans,
air handling units, self contained or package units, rooftop AC units, hoods, ducted fan
coils. The number of air terminal devices, such as, Constant volume boxes, dual duct
boxes, system-powered , series fan-powered, parallel fan-powered, induction boxes, and
therma-diffusers, registers, grilles, and diffusers. Don't count return grilles not
connected to the ductwork such as plenum ceiling return air, or transfer grilles.
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Water Balance |
The number of water moving and heat transfer equipment; such as, pumps that
circulate water through the piping distribution system. Heat transfer devices, such as,
chilled and hot water coils, fan coil units, 2-pipe and 4-pipe systems, boilers, chillers,
cooling towers, converters/heat exchangers, fin-tube radiation, unit heaters, unit
ventilators, induction units, in-line flow metering devices, and convectors.
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Other Disiplines |
Sound or vibration test, Air duct leakage tests or witness only test,
Commissioning (balancing company to be part of the process), Temperature tests, Space
pressurization tests, Pre-balance agenda, Engineering as-built drawings, Design review,
Preliminary report, Pre-demolition tests, Refrigeration tests, Change/replace sheaves,
Training sessions with the building management
If the above information is extracted from project plans
and specifications and is forwarded to our office, we will reply in a timely fashion with
a cost estimate based on the information received. Before we can enter into a
contract with you, we must view the plans and specifications. The estimate could be
subject to change.
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