HVAC Equipment Rental Companies Providing Emergency Response

When an emergency situation occurs, such as a flooded building or one without power after a storm hits, waiting for the situation to improve and cleanup to begin is often not an option. For instance, when Tropical Storm Allison dumped a flood of water on the Texas Medical Center in Houston, the world's largest medical center suddenly needed emergency assistance itself. From pumping water out of buildings and using special equipment to dry those buildings out to providing portable power and comfort cooling, commercial equipment rental companies helped the medical center return to operations as quickly as possible.

Often after a major storm wrecks havoc on an area, power can be out for days or even weeks, and cleanup cannot begin until floodwater recedes or is removed. Even when cleanup is possible, the working conditions may be unhealthy and unbearable. Damages resulting from water and lost power can continue even after the storm passes, so a quick response and fast cleanup is needed for many businesses.

A company providing commercial power and HVAC equipment rental services can help minimize the damages by supplying specialized equipment to pump out the water and remove the remaining moisture. Often a combination of specialty equipment can make drying buildings a much faster process. Generators can be supplied to restore power to critical areas and portable spot coolers or heaters can provide a more comfortable area for those who must remain onsite.

Emergency situations needing HVAC rental equipment can arise even when a storm isn't involved. Imagine preparing for the arrival of hundreds of guests at a special indoor event in the middle of summer and learning that the air conditioning system providing cooling to the banquet room suddenly quit working. Or maybe a hot water boiler quit and you suddenly need a temporary replacement until it's repaired. You need a company to quickly provide the needed rental equipment.

Emergency power and HVAC equipment offered for rental can include commercial or industrial:

• air conditioning units
• heaters (electric, propane, or kerosene)
• generators

• heat exchangers

• air handlers

• hot water and steam boilers

• air and water chillers

• cooling towers

• spot coolers

• dehumidifiers

Before the need arises for emergency rental equipment, find a company you can count on to provide the equipment and services you could one day require. Time may be a critical factor, and you don't want to waste it searching for a company that offers emergency rental equipment services in your area.