The act of adding and removing moisture from the air is how one can simply define humidification and dehumidification.  Balancing how much moisture is in the air of a particular space can have a dramatic effect on the well-being of your people.  Controlling airside moisture can protect the precious artwork in a museum or fine finishes of a historic building.  Having the right amount of moisture in the air can improve the product you produce and protect it during storage.  Ensuring that airside moisture is properly controlled can also help prevent mould growth in your facility.

There are numerous systems and equipment that are commercially available that can perform this type of humidification and dehumidification for your building.  Some are simple stand-alone humidifiers and dehumidifiers, while other applications require heavy integration and customization with HVAC equipment to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of these processes.  The difficulty is selecting the right equipment and systems that work for your application, your goals, and your needs.  You need a team that understands and considers all of this information when designing these systems on your behalf.  We have completed many projects that do just that.

Please have a look at some of our representative projects below so you can see how we have helped others create their Best Building.

Feel free to contact us to learn about how we can help you create your Best Building.