Building Gas Detection

Protect your business and tenants from harmful gases.

Most manufactures recommend testing an installed gas detection system annually. The typical life expectancy of a sensor can range from 3 to 7 years! The safety of the people who inhabit the building matter.

There is more to a gas detection system than just the sensors. Mechanical systems need to be operating properly. Gas detection and ventilation are in the Colorado building code book. Be ahead of the book.

Our Honeywell and Intec trained; certified technicians can:

Test and calibrate sensors.
Navigate, test and program the central controller.
Test, commission, troubleshoot, and fix gas detection system operations.
Test, commission, troubleshoot mechanical equipment. Fans, Dampers, Alarms Etc.
Service the mechanical system.
Integrate the gas detection system into a Building Automation System.

Don't have a detection system in your building causing the mechanical ventilation system to run all the time or don't like your current system?

That's ok! We install new gas monitoring systems.

Certified Gas System

What's the end result?

A certified gas detection system is a system that has sensors that are calibrated and tested on an annual basis with an operating mechanical system designed to exhaust tampered air and replenish with fresh air.

After the initial test. Sensors will be tested and calibrated if applicable. Expired sensors will be recorded. Mechanical system will be verified of proper operation. Any deficiencies will be recorded.

Once all deficiencies are resolved the building will have a system actively protecting the air people require to be safe while remaining cost effective and up to code.

Control Toxic Gases

Protect your business and your tenants

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gasoline Exhaust. Enclosed Parking Garage
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) Diesel Exhaust. Enclosed Parking Garage
Ammonia (NH3) Chiller Equipment Rooms, Food Storage, Arenas
Chlorine (CL2) Water Treatment Plants, Swimming Pools
Oxygen (O2) Depletion or Escalation
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Byproduct of many industrial processes
Refrigerants Commercial Cooling Systems

Manage the Mechanics

A properly operating mechanical system is as important as calibrated sensors

Beyond having a calibrated system. A properly operating mechanical system must be ready to activate at any time. Equipment fails. Maintained equipment fails less. Maintained equipment is a result of onsite trained technicians performing preventative maintenances. PMs are cheaper and less stressful than emergency repairs and lawsuits.

Save Your Money

Allow the system to be used when necessary

Building code requires a certain amount of fresh air in any given space. Make sure you are controlling that air to be energy efficient and cost effective. Every system is different bring in trained professionals to help reach your goal.