
Recognizing Women in Construction
Talented women in construction. Recognizing Women in Construction. Did you know Women in Construction week is March 7-13? “The focus of Women in Construction (WIC) Week is to highlight women as a viable component of the construction industry,” according to … Continued

5 Commercial HVAC Tips to Follow This Winter
As colder weather settles in and the heating system is fired up in your facility, the team at Amber has 5 tips that’ll help minimize your commercial energy costs and keep your facility comfortable. These tips will help your system … Continued

For the Health of Your Indoor Air
Installing an AIRSTERILIZER that uses Ultra Violet light into a commercial HVAC system offers added protection. It can reduce airborne odors, VOC’s bacteria, virus, molds & microbials. Technology used in Respicaire products has been shown to inactivate the Corona virus … Continued

Common Signs Commercial HVAC System Needs to be Replaced
Common signs commercial HVAC system needs to be replaced include: Age of Equipment – If It’s over 15 years old. Costly Repairs – Repairs are becoming more frequent than before. When repairs are happening often this can be costly and … Continued

Your Health and Safety are Top Priority!
Annual Maintenance on the HVAC equipment at your facility can keep your equipment in peak condition and improve you indoor air quality. Simple issues can become major issues if not addressed in a timely manner. Our phones are always answered … Continued

Project Highlight – Shapiro Development Center & COVID 19
Amber Mechanical recently completed an emergency job for the State of Illinois at the Shapiro Developmental Center down in Kankakee where we converted an existing building into COVID-19 Isolation hospital. The Shapiro Development Center’s 1940’s Hospital building converted to 48 … Continued

HVAC Systems Should Be Checked Before Buildings Reopen, Due to COVID-19
As occupants start returning to commercial spaces, equipment should be serviced and tested. The ACHR NEWS asked M. Dennis Knight, P.E., FASHRAE, principal/engineer at Whole Building Systems in Charleston, South Carolina, and member of ASHRAE’s Epidemic Task Force, about how … Continued

Manufacturers Meet Demand for More Intelligent Building Controls
Companies want more data about and more control of their buildings than ever before. A 2018 survey by 451 Research found that 35 percent of companies said they are currently gathering or have plans to gather data on their building … Continued

Ask An Expert: Hospitals, Health Care Facilities: HVAC
Health care facility designers are expected to keep pace with increasingly complex, advanced engineered systems and features TLC Engineering Solutions Boothe has more than 24 years of experience in the health care industry. As Principal/Senior Electrical Engineer, he has led … Continued

Cutting Edge Modine HVAC Tech Used in Historic Development
Modine Meets Efficiency, Historic Preservation Challenges Modine HVAC technology is being used in the ongoing redevelopment of the Julia C. Lathrop Homes, a historic Chicago Housing Authority project. A Historic Rebirth Built in 1938, the project is one of Chicago’s … Continued

