Thermal imaging cameras are powerful, non-contact tools for monitoring and diagnosing the condition of HVAC, electrical systems, plumbing, and building envelopes.  These cameras help you identify problems early, document them immediately, and correct them quickly.  The longer system faults are ignored, the more serious and costly they are to repair.

Indoor air quality (IAQ) problems can stem from inadequate HVAC performance, moisture trapped in walls, mold growth on cold, damp surfaces and inadequate ventilation.  Many of these can be visualized and diagnosed, at least in part, with thermography to help solve these very serious—and common—problems.

HVAC & Plumbing Preventative Maintenance

CES has performed HVAC and Plumbing service for a quarter century.  The backbone of our service operation has been satisfied Preventative Maintenance clientele.  Successful HVAC and Plumbing Preventative Maintenance agreements are pillared by established relationships and continuous performance 24/7/365.  

At CES, we understand that failure of a mission-critical system – equipment, process, software – can result in failure of your business operations. CES’s multidisciplinary Service Team will keep your business in business.

When it's time to plan equipment replacements, our turn-key solutions allow us to single source system design, installation, and maintenance.

CES Healthcare Experience

The Florida Healthcare Engineering Association is comprised of men and women with extensive experience in the healthcare engineering profession.  The FHEA help keep CES up to date on the latest healthcare codes,  standards, and best work practices.  CES is the event sponsor for the FHEA Educational Program this week in St. Augustine.

CES possesses the system knowledge and field expertise to support delivery of energy-efficient, cost-effective systems to the Healthcare industry.  We have installed complex mechanical and plumbing systems in numerous healthcare-related facilities throughout the state of Florida.  For your healthcare facility needs, we’re ready and waiting to help.

ASHRAE's recommendations regarding Legionellosis are contained in ASHRAE Standard 188-2015, Legionellosis: Risk Management for Building Water Systems, and the ASHRAE Guideline 12 -2000, Minimizing the Risk of Legionellosis Associated with Building Water Systems.

ASHRAE recommends that cooling towers should be designed, installed, operated, and maintained in accordance with ASHRAE Guideline 12 -2000 to minimize the risk of dissemination of legionella bacteria. The guideline includes recommendations for cleaning and disinfection.

Legionnaires' disease bacteria (LDB) cannot survive without water, and a properly operated, well-maintained HVAC system is unlikely to be a source of problems unless water contaminated with the bacteria enters the system.  

Air conditioning units without humidifiers have not been identified as sources of LDB.  For a Legionnaires' disease outbreak to be linked directly with the HVAC system, LDB-contaminated water must enter the system, be aerosolized, and be delivered to building occupants.

CES offers a wide variety of programs to help Orlando businesses save energy and money.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) can account for as much as 30% of a building's annual energy usage.  CES offers a wealth of opportunities for businesses to cost-effectively improve the energy efficiency of their HVAC systems and save money on energy bills.

Seven Key Preventative Maintenance Questions for Your HVAC Contractor

The HVAC planned maintenance plans that contractors offer vary in scope and pricing from all inclusive to minimal inspection and filter change.  The first step in choosing a contractor is to know what basic items are included in competing contractors’ maintenance plans in order to effectively compare relative plan values.  

CES offers a wide variety of programs to help Orlando businesses save energy and money.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) can account for as much as 30% of a building's annual energy usage.  CES offers a wealth of opportunities for businesses to cost-effectively improve the energy efficiency of their HVAC systems and save money on energy bills.

How do you start?  Start with a FREE Energy Assessment.  Contact a CES representative, who will visit your business to offer a free assessment with recommendations for energy-saving measures that will best benefit you.

Cover your HVAC Assett!

There is no better time of the year to contract commercial HVAC Preventative Maintenance services.  Part of that process typically includes reviewing existing contracts and finding ways to either lower costs or improve and expand the quality of the service that was delivered.  CES’s maintenance program is designed to help Facility and Property managers reduce the cost of operations and maintenance and improve facility indoor air quaity performance.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) can account for as much as 30% of a building's annual energy usage.  CES offers a wealth of opportunities for commercial customers to cost-effectively improve the energy efficiency of their HVAC systems and save money on energy bills.

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   CES Energy Plus Incentive Program:  CES Energy Plus HVAC Incentives help businesses save energy and money on their electric bills, improve HVAC system performance and enhance indoor air quality and occupant comfort.  Each tune-up includes a thorough inspection and adjustment of the HVAC unit’s thermostat, economizer, refrigerant charge, coils and belts for optimal performance.