Temporary Heating & Cooling for Construction Sites
Temporary HVAC Rentals for Construction Sites
Construction projects rarely stop because of weather — but they can easily fall behind because of it. Cold temperatures cause delays with building drying, concrete placing, and threatens concrete curing.
Summer heat can make TI projects unbearably hot, causes electrical vaults to become unstable, and affect the proper curing of large industrial concrete pours.
Excess humidity can slow the drywall, and flooring process, and delay the start of painting and the installation of finished millwork. Even a short delay implementing a climate control plan can have a ripple effect across an entire project schedule.
That’s why contractors rely on temporary heating, cooling and humidity control to keep work moving safely and on schedule. Our Climatrak system will remotely log multiple points on your site for temperature and humidity levels and track them in an easily accessed data base.
Whether you’re breaking ground, pouring concrete, enclosing a building or preparing for occupancy, Cool Air provides temporary climate control that supports every stage of construction.
Drying Buildings Before Interior Finishing
As a building is enclosed, moisture becomes the new challenge. Drywall, flooring, painting and finish trades all depend on a controlled temperature and humidity to stay on schedule. Temporary heating, air movement and dehumidification help accelerate drying while protecting materials from excess moisture.
Concrete Placement in Cold Weather
Concrete can’t wait for Spring conditions. Maintaining proper temperatures during curing is critical to achieving design strength and preventing costly delays or repairs. Our temporary heating systems help protect slabs, foundations and structural concrete throughout the winter construction season.
Cooling Electrical Vaults & Mechanical Rooms Throughout the Construction Phase
Permanent HVAC systems aren’t always operational when electrical and mechanical systems need to be tested and energized. Temporary cooling protects electrical rooms, elevator machine rooms, and sensitive building systems during commissioning. This ensures you don’t require having to start the permanent cooling system and subjecting it to dust and debris.
This forward planning permits electrical vault energization without utilizing the permanent climate control system and allows the proactive contractor to get off the limiting capacity of a temporary construction power feed.
Temporary HVAC for Construction Projects Across Western Canada
Cool Air supports construction projects year-round with temporary heating, cooling, dehumidification and emergency HVAC systems— from individual portable units to fully engineered temporary climate-control systems.
Construction Projects we Support: Our temporary heating and cooling systems are regularly used on:
- Commercial Office Buildings
- High-Rise Residential Construction
- Large Scale Industrial Construction Projects
- Warehouse & Distribution Centres
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
- Schools & Educational Buildings
- Municipal Infrastructure Projects
- Tenant Improvement (TI) projects
- Data Centres and Electrical Infrastructure
Related Equipment & Services: Cool Air provides a complete range of temporary HVAC rental equipment for construction projects, including:
Need Temporary Heating or Cooling for a Construction Project?
Every construction site presents different temperature, humidity, power and scheduling challenges. Cool Air works with contractors, engineers, developers and project managers to design and deploy temporary HVAC systems suited to the project, from individual rental units to fully engineered heating and cooling systems.
Tell us about your project and we’ll help determine the right solution.
700K BTU Indirect Heater On A Construction Site
1.2MM BTU Hydronic Heater Drying Wood Frame
27 kW Electric Furnace Heating A Construction Site
Industrial Air Conditioners Cooling An Electrical Vault
Ground Thaw Using A 1.2M BTU Hydronic Heater
