Proper maintenance of HVAC systems requires careful planning and forward thinking.  Organizations that have implemented comprehensive planned and predictive maintenance programs show dramatic decreases — as much as 35-45 percent — in overall maintenance costs.  

CES utilizes products on the cutting edge of today's technology but we also have the experience to maintain and upgrade yesterday's systems.  We design the project based on our client's needs and for the most effective and efficient end result.  For optimal savings and system performance, avoid the following practices that will surely sabotage you building automation system.

Past the BIM basics

Over the years, CES has seen major advances in our application of CAD/BIM technology.  CES has moved past the BIM basics (clash detection, quantity extraction, and logistics) and have transformed of how we execute our projects.  
Evolution in the technology and application of CAD/BIM has necessitated the development of a VDC Department within our organization. 

Today's run-of-the-mill, commoditized, HVAC Preventative Maintenance (PM) plan does not address the issue of HVAC Hygiene.  CES's Green HVAC PM includes a strict System Condition Index rating system to monitor the full Life Cycle Costs of your valuable HVAC asset. 

Two (2) 40-ton air-cooled condensing units and Outdoor Performance Trane Climate Changer AHUs

Led by Project Manager, John Faircloth, CES’s Facility Services team recently completed a successful $420K, fast track, mission critical HVAC retrofit.  

At CES, we understand that failure of a mission critical system – equipment, process, software – can result in failure of your business operations.  CES’s turn-key solutions allow us to single source system design, installation, and maintenance for our clients.

CES utilizes products on the cutting edge of today's technology but we also have the experience to maintain and upgrade yesterday's systems. We design the project based on our client's needs and the most effective and efficient end result.  For optimal savings and system performance, avoid these the practices that will surely sabotage you building automation system. 

Doubletree by Hilton Orlando Sea World retained CES to perform an air-cooled chiller replacement at their International Drive resort. The project required installing a 14,000 lb, 195-ton chiller onto the rooftop of the 16 story, 200 ft. tall, 194k sq. ft. resort tower. CES partnered with Sims Crane Orlando to provide a 350-ton crane to accomplish the lift. The project required significant coordination between CES and resort staff to assure a safe project. The goals of the chiller replacement project were to reduce maintenance and energy costs and to improve reliability and efficiency.

Comprehensive Energy Services, Inc. (CES) is pleased to support the City of Orlando and Orange County Government in the City Energy Project policies and programs to improve energy efficiency in buildings, including the energy benchmarking and transparency, auditing, and retro-commissioning policies. CES has long supported energy efficiency and conservation efforts, not only as a means to protect the environment, but also as a necessary part of the future sustainability of the Central Florida region. You can view the City's press release here.

Facility Service Team Coordination and Collaboration a Success

Executive Summary

Led by Project Manager, John Faircloth, CES’s Facility Services team recently completed a successful $420K, fast-track, mission critical HVAC retrofit for a Fortune 500 telecommunication company in Naples Florida.  At CES, we understand that failure of a mission critical system – equipment, process, software – can result in failure of your business operations.  CES’s turn-key solutions allow CES to single source system design, installation, and maintenance for our clients.