New England LEED AP Talks About Commercial HVAC Energy Efficiency and Maximizing Building Systems

Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 | Energy Saving Tips, Green Buildings & Green Technology, HVAC Maintenance and Efficiency, HVAC Regulations and Standards, LEED | No Comments

Bill Badiali, Service Sales Manager and LEED AP from Arden Engineering Constructors

Since 1954, Arden Engineering Constructors has been a leader in New England’s mechanical-electrical contracting industry. Together with their sister company, MJ Daly in Connecticut, they serve blue chip clients in pharmaceutical, healthcare, higher education, commercial, and heavy industrial markets throughout Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.

It’s easy to see how they relate to our central focus on commercial HVAC and, more widely, the overarching issues of energy efficiency, green building, and so on, since their in-house services include HVAC, plumbing, process piping, electrical, controls, fire protection, testing and balancing, and mechanical service and maintenance. They also have a professional engineering department and LEED AP’s on staff. In their own words, “We believe this makes us uniquely suited to take total accountability for our projects and to help clients overcome the vast range of challenges that arise during all phases of design, construction and maintenance on a project.” › Continue reading

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