HVAC News

As employees return to their corporate offices, they want to know if the air they breathe will infect them with the coronavirus.
 

As employees return to the office, building confidence in the spaces they inhabit is a crucial driver of the future of the workplace.
 

With little time to get their properties prepared for tenants coming back to work, building managers need solutions quickly.
 

During the coronavirus pandemic, building owners and developers need to make sure they have the best air-cleaning technologies for their HVAC systems, given there is evidence that airborne transmission of the virus is possible.
 

Building managers and engineers are under intense pressure to get their properties prepared for anxious tenants coming back to work. And ESD is here to help them.
 

As people return to their offices, changes to air quality in the built environment will help create safer spaces.
 

What will change in the world of commercial real estate as we return to work in the built environment?
 

Indoor air quality used to be a concern of the few, such as allergy sufferers. Today, it has become an important part of a healthy work environment.
 

HVAC systems can change operation in a variety of ways to help alleviate coronavirus concerns in commercial office buildings.
 

The health, safety and welfare of our community is paramount to ESD.