Do you document service for state surveys?

Yes. Every visit produces a written report covering filter status, pressure readings, and any work performed — exactly what state surveyors look for.

Can you verify negative-pressure rooms?

Yes. We measure pressure differential, document the result, and adjust airflow as needed to maintain the required offset.

Do you upgrade filtration in older systems?

Often, yes — we check the system's static-pressure budget first to make sure the higher-MERV filter won't starve airflow.

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Clinical comfort. Clean air. Documented service.

HVAC service for Connecticut medical and dental practices. Advanced filtration, pressure-controlled rooms, written PM reports for your survey binder.

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Medical and dental practices have stricter air-quality requirements than typical offices: higher filtration (MERV-13 or HEPA), specific room pressure relationships, and documentation auditors can review. We service equipment with this in mind — every visit ends with a written report you can file for your next state survey.

We handle exam-room split systems, central RTUs, dedicated outside-air systems (DOAS), and negative- or positive-pressure procedure rooms. Filter replacement on a calendar, not just on a callback.

What we handle

MERV-13 and HEPA filtration installation and changeouts
Negative- and positive-pressure room verification
Dedicated outside-air system (DOAS) service
Quarterly PM with written reports for survey binders
After-hours service to avoid patient disruption

Frequently asked questions

Do you document service for state surveys?: Yes. Every visit produces a written report covering filter status, pressure readings, and any work performed — exactly what state surveyors look for.
Can you verify negative-pressure rooms?: Yes. We measure pressure differential, document the result, and adjust airflow as needed to maintain the required offset.
Do you upgrade filtration in older systems?: Often, yes — we check the system's static-pressure budget first to make sure the higher-MERV filter won't starve airflow.