The job of operating and managing commercial/industrial buildings is challenging. And one of the most expensive aspects of that job is keeping those building comfortable. Here are some articles and case studies that may help. We will be adding to and updating the articles you see here over time, so check back often.
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What is an intelligent building and what does it mean to you?
When the State of Ohio designed the new Ohio Aerospace Institute, it included Indoor Air Quality as a basic design element. Enterprise's unique design helped the client meet its IAQ goals. Here's how.
By using the LEED process, you can ensure an immediate and measurable impact where it really counts, dramatic energy savings, better IAQ, and lower operating costs. Contractors practice what they preach.
Dick Starr and two other engineers predict the future of building control systems.
Pneumatic controls and hybrid systems are in place in many buildings today. What does it take to keep them operating properly in the world of direct digital controls, and how do we begin to move away from them if, indeed, we should?
Brush Wellman saves $198,000/year in reduced electrical demand charges since The Enterprise Corp. designed and installed this control system.
This article, authored by Dick Starr, chronicles the vital role of automated building controls in reducing energy costs.
Building owners and managers often wrestle with the idea of buying maintenance agreements on their mechanical systems. Here's a dollar-and-cents look at how such plans keep your building costs down and profits up
The Ridge Tool Company of Elyria, Ohio was in dire need of a system overhaul to bring costs in line and provide better comfort for their employees. This project not only succeeded in achieving these goals, but also won the highly coveted Design/Build Award from Contracting Business Magazine.
A checklist of 15 items to ensure your building has the best indoor air quality possible.
This article compares carbon dioxide sensors and mixed gas sensors for measuring indoor air quality in demand-based ventilation applications.
Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) will assume a role as the most critical phase of mechanical systems commissioning.
Enterprise President Dick Starr authored this article that addresses the need for contractors to help their customers (you) keep buildings and tenants free and clear of potential health hazards that may impact your bottom line.
Retro-commissioning enables you to give your building owner customers a second chance to "do it right" the first time.