MEDICAL OFFICE / KENTWOOD
Two rooftop units between Friday 6pm and Saturday noon.
“They swapped both rooftop units on our medical building over one weekend. Monday morning, nobody knew.”
REPLACEMENT PLANNING
Replace equipment without sidelining the building.
Clear scheduling and a sequence built around your hours, your occupants and your critical spaces.
Start a replacement walk-through
THE WORK, CLEARLY PLANNED
Every project begins with a walk-through and equipment survey, then a written scope that covers crane timing, shutdown windows and a temporary heating or cooling plan where needed.
Work can be planned for nights, weekends, school breaks or before opening. We finish with startup, test and balance, controls tie-in and a closeout binder with warranties, drawings and the points list.
FIVE STEPS, ONE CLEAR PLAN
- 01Walk-through and surveyWe document the equipment and the building’s operating realities.
- 02Written scopeCrane date, shutdown windows and temporary conditioning plan are set out.
- 03Work around occupancyNights, weekends, school breaks or before opening, as the building requires.
- 04Startup and tie-inTest, balance and connect the controls before handover.
- 05Closeout binderWarranties, drawings and the controls points list in one place.
RECENT REPLACEMENTS
Recent replacements, planned around the building.
Dana Feenstra, project manager, plans every replacement schedule and crane date.
SCHOOL
Nine rooftop units replaced over summer break.
CHURCH / WALKER
Boiler replaced in August, fired before the first cold Sunday.
“Our boiler went in during August and was fired and tested before the first cold Sunday.”
RESTAURANT
Rooftop unit swapped between closing and the next day’s lunch.
COMMERCIAL HVAC / GRAND RAPIDS