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As a crucial part of your HVAC system, air handling units condition and circulate air throughout your indoor space. Their performance directly affects everyone’s comfort and well-being.

Representing a wide range of custom air handling unit manufacturers including Haakon Industries, Innovent and Klimor, we strive to design capable and reliable custom air handling units to ensure that your system can always tackle any needs and challenges in your space.

High quality standards plus our deep engineering experience make it possible for the highly customized AHUs to suit any size, shape, and intricacies of the available space.

What Are the Benefits of Custom Air Handling HVAC Systems?

There are many benefits to using a commercial air handling unit in your business. Some of these include:

Increased comfort: A well-functioning AHU can help to keep employees comfortable and productive.
Improved air quality: AHUs can help improve the air quality in a space by filtering out pollutants and allergens.
Reduced energy costs: A properly sized and installed commercial air handling HVAC system can help significantly reduce energy and operational costs.

If you are looking for custom air handling solutions in The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island areas, contact the experts at HTS NY today. We can help you find the perfect unit for your needs with our custom air handling HVAC solutions.

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How to Customize Your Air Handling Unit?

The most important thing to consider when customizing your air handling unit is the size of the space that needs to be conditioned. You’ll need a unit power enough to handle the square footage, with suitable dimensions to fit in your allocated space.

Other factors to consider include build materials, type of filters, whether to install UV lights, humidifiers and other components to make the unit meet your space’s unique needs. If the unit is not properly configured, it can lead to a number of problems including breakdowns, decreased efficiency and increased energy costs.