The Omni Hotel in Jacksonville, Florida needed to replace their aging penthouse chiller plant equipment, all while the hotel remained occupied. ThermaServe was able to complete a five-day install in only 16 hours—and provide energy savings of nearly a third of the annual cost per operating year.
The Omni Hotel in Jacksonville, Florida, needed to replace their aging penthouse chiller plant equipment, all while the hotel remained occupied. ThermaServe was able to complete a five-day install in only 16 hours—and provide energy savings of nearly a third of the annual cost per operating year.
In addition to greatly improved guest comfort, the projected chiller plant energy savings are 29% or nearly a third of the annual cost per operating year. This is in addition to the (one-time) JEA utility rebate projecting a less than 10-year payback for this nearly $1M chiller plant modernization project.
The Westminster Woods on Julington Creek Retirement Community wanted to reduce risk, maximize efficiency, and realize savings by modernizing their chiller equipment—and chose ThermaServe to provide the solution.
The Westminster Woods on Julington Creek Retirement Community wanted to reduce risk, maximize efficiency, and realize savings by modernizing their chiller equipment—and chose ThermaServe to provide the solution.
Westminster Woods on Julington Creek, an upscale retirement community, needed a risk reduction and modernization plan for two 15-year-old chillers. ThermaServe was called on to assess the status of the aging chillers and provide a roadmap for modernizing the system.
ATCO significantly reduces costs in a large housing complex by identifying factory defects in heat pump equipment and leveraging the manufacturer’s warranty.
The Malden Housing Authority (MHA), an assisted/affordable housing provider in Malden, Massachusetts, preserves, extends, protects, creates, and expands public and affordable housing opportunities locally while maintaining and sustaining the affordability and improving the quality and condition of existing developments and units. In this endeavor, ATCO was hired to help support MHA’s facilities department, which manages over 43,000 units throughout the city of Malden.
After completing a recent energy project that replaced 172 mini-split heat pumps, ATCO technicians began to notice that condensing units were losing a lot of coils. The MHA needed to quickly identify the cause of this malfunction and a solution to restore heat pumps’ safety and functionality in MHA units.
ATCO inspected the heat pump wiring and noticed that they were losing a lot of coils in the condensing units. We were able to identify that the cause of the coil failure was a wire inside the unit that was laying on the condenser coil, causing the wire to chafe and then arc, which then resulted in a hole in the coil.
ATCO determined quickly that this malfunction was a factory defect and that they coil replacements were covered under the LG warranty. After ATCO contacted the local representative and arranged for LG to reimburse MHA for each heat pump experiencing the malfunction, our technicians inspected each unit to document the location of the wire and make any necessary changes to prevent the arcing.
Working closely with the MHA, the ATCO team was able to gain access to each unit in the housing authority quickly, thereby speeding up repairs. Upon completion of the project, all units were covered under the original warranty, and no additional coil replacements have been necessary.
JPG’s quick response to Hilton’s urgent HVAC challenge and effective solution kept the hotel’s hot water running—and Hilton’s hotel guests happy.
The Hilton Springfield, first built in 1978 and last renovated in 2014, is a 12-story hotel located in Springfield, Virginia, a Washington, D.C. suburb near I-95 and the Capital Beltway I-495. The hotel is located across from Metro’s Springfield Station and is a quick drive to Washington, D.C., Ft. Belvoir, the Pentagon, and Arlington National Cemetery.
In May 2023, the Hilton Springfield experienced an HVAC emergency over the Memorial Day holiday weekend. With temperatures hovering above 90 degrees, the hotel’s original rooftop boiler finally gave out, after 60 years and only minimal maintenance performed on it. Supplying hot water to the entire 369-room hotel. If the boiler weren’t brought back online immediately, the entire hotel would be out of service due to a lack of hot water for the guest rooms.
Familiar with our reputation for prompt response times and expert, knowledgeable technicians, the Hilton Springfield turned to JPG Services to identify a fast, effective solution to the hotel’s emergency HVAC challenge. In addition to being known for their emergency response and reliability, JPG technicians are experts at choosing the right equipment and suppliers—essential when designing effective and efficient solutions.
Immediately addressing the off-hours emergency, JPG dispatched a technician to the property to diagnose the problem. When technicians were unable to fix the boiler, JPG drew on their ability to find the best suppliers and located a mobile boiler that same night. A technician was able to get the boiler back on temporarily while JPG assembled a group of technicians to install the new boiler the next morning.
JPG was able to quickly provide the Hilton Springfield with a new, more efficient boiler, saving the hotel thousands of dollars in energy costs and preventing a catastrophic shutdown of the hotel. In addition to energy savings, the new boiler and consistent JPG maintenance services will prevent future problems with hot water in the hotel’s guestrooms.
ACI mobilized to quickly restore service to boilers rendered inoperative by unprecedented flooding in a 500-unit apartment building.
Congressional Towers Apartments, located in Rockville, Maryland, is a two-tower, high-rise, 500-unit apartment building in the Washington, DC area. The complex’s heat and hot water are served from a central boiler plant.
During an unprecedented rainstorm, a creek behind the Congressional Towers apartment building overflowed due to the excessive stormwater runoff. The water runoff flooded the boiler room in the facility, rendering the units inoperative. The building sought immediate assistance, and a team of experts from ACI was mobilized to respond to the situation.
The ACI team brought our full suite of solutions to get the building back online and mitigate the impact of the incident under extreme weather circumstances. The first priority was to implement a temporary solution to minimize any disruption to the tenants, and subsequently, the team repaired damaged infrastructure and replaced the inoperable boilers. The challenges of restoring the heating and hot water systems were complex, but through their concerted efforts and expertise, ACI replaced the equipment, and the systems were reinstated, ensuring the uninterrupted provision of services to the tenants.
Global Facility Solutions (GFS) provided expert-level project management and construction oversight for a large-scale Solar PV initiative across Beacon Capital Partners’ commercial building portfolio throughout the United States.
Comprehensive renewable energy consulting services, including:
GFS’s expertise in renewable energy solutions is enabling Beacon Capital Partners to successfully implement a large-scale Solar PV project across their nationwide portfolio, significantly advancing their sustainability goals and providing long-term benefits to both the company and its tenants.
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