What Kind of Ventilation Systems Does Airrestore Work On?

AirRestore offers commercial and industrial ventilation systems, with an emphasis on areas needing robust air quality control. They have expertise across the board with a variety of systems to meet high-demand industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and institutional buildings.
1. Commercial and Industrial HVAC Systems
AirRestore works with large-scale systems used for:
Central HVAC Systems: Ducted systems in office buildings, shopping malls, and hotels.
Variable Air Volume (VAV) Systems: For accurate climate control in multi-zone commercial environments.
Industrial Exhaust Systems: Fume extraction in manufacturing facilities, chemical plants, and food processing facilities.
Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs): Systems that enhance energy efficiency through heat/coolth recycling from exhaust air.
Services:
Duct cleaning and decontamination.
Mold remediation and microbial control.
Filter bank management and upgrades.
Installation of UV-C air purification (e.g., Sanuvox systems) for pathogen neutralization.
2. Healthcare and Laboratory Ventilation
AirRestore can deal with critical environments and stringent air quality requirements:
Hospital HVAC Systems: Operating suites, isolation rooms, and sterile processing areas.
Laboratory Fume Hoods and Biosafety Cabinets: Containment of hazardous particles.
Pharmaceutical Cleanrooms: Conformance to ISO 14644 air cleanliness standards.
Services:
Hygiene audits and infection control protocols.
Airflow rates and pressure differentials validation.
Post-construction cleaning to eliminate particulate contamination.
3. Institutional and Government Systems
School and University Ventilation: Meeting high-occupancy airflow requirements and CO₂ control.
Government Buildings: Secure buildings with specialized air filtration needs (e.g., data centers, emergency response facilities).
Services:
Maintenance of workplace safety regulations (e.g., Australian Standard AS/NZS 3666).
Fire/smoke damage restoration and odor elimination.
4. Specialized Industrial Ventilation
Food and Beverage Facilities: Humidity control ventilation and contamination avoidance.
Mining and Heavy Industry: Dust collection and toxic fume control.
Data Centers: Accurate cooling systems to safeguard server integrity.
Services:
Post-fire or flood system restoration.
Custom ductwork repairs and insulation upgrades.
Systems AirRestore Does NOT Service
Residential HVAC Systems: Single-family homes, small apartments, or ductless mini-splits (emphasis still on commercial/industrial).
Automotive or Marine Ventilation: Car HVAC systems, boat ventilation, etc.

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