FULL MECHANICAL SERVICES

Industrial HVAC mechanical services typically cover chillers, cooling towers, boilers, air handling units (AHUs), CRAC and CRAH systems, and broader HVAC and mechanical infrastructure. Concentric services all of these equipment types across commercial and industrial facilities.

Service frequency depends on equipment type, facility use, and manufacturer recommendations. Most critical systems, such as chillers, boilers, and AHUs, benefit from quarterly or semi-annual inspections, with continuous monitoring or annual deep-service intervals for supporting equipment. Preventative maintenance agreements provide structured schedules tailored to your specific equipment. 

Data centers and telecommunications, healthcare, industrial oil and gas, manufacturing, cold storage, education, and commercial office and retail environments all have specialized mechanical service needs. Each sector has distinct uptime requirements, regulatory considerations, and thermal load profiles. 

Both are precision cooling systems used in data centers. A CRAC (Computer Room Air Conditioner) uses a refrigerant-based direct expansion cycle for cooling. A CRAH (Computer Room Air Handler) uses chilled water supplied from a central chiller plant. The right choice depends on facility size, cooling density, and infrastructure configuration. 

A single partner provides unified accountability, consistent institutional knowledge of your facility's systems, and faster response times. Fragmented service models, where different contractors handle different equipment, create coordination gaps, inconsistent documentation, and unclear responsibility when issues arise. 

Concentric's planned unit replacement service helps facility managers proactively manage equipment lifecycles. Rather than waiting for a critical failure, Concentric identifies aging assets, plans replacements around operational schedules, and coordinates installation to minimize disruption.