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Staxmatic specializes in mechanical design, installation, and service in nearly every industry. With a robust portfolio of experience working on education, healthcare, public assembly buildings, and more, our contractors add incredible value to your current commercial facility or new construction project.
Mechanical Contracting in Schools and Universities
In recent years, indoor air problems in schools and universities have been a staple of news reports from multiple government organizations, with HVAC updates at the top of the priority list in more than 41 percent of the nation’s districts. With aging school buildings, budget cutbacks, and rising energy costs—not to mention filtration concerns with the spread of COVID-19—it’s more important than ever to protect your students’ air quality. Staxmatic offers competitive rates for engineering, installment, and service of HVAC and plumbing systems. Ensure classroom learning quality and call us for a consultation on your existing equipment, or ask our office about general contracting for new building development.
How Does Poor Air Quality Affect Schools?
According to the American Lung Association, more than six million students miss school every year due to poor air quality. Because schools are so packed with people, particles in the air collect rapidly from students’ hair, skin, and clothing, as well as from bathrooms and open doors. This causes unsavory odors and filtration issues, which can affect conditions like asthma. In addition, temperature changes can interfere with student learning in regions with harsh or unpredictable weather, such as Colorado and North Texas. Staxmatic is qualified to work with education officials to design buildings with effective filtration mechanisms and adequate temperature control, saving you funds on costly future replacements. Similarly, replacing outdated equipment with more energy-efficient solutions can ultimately expand your annual budget and improve student performance.
What Should Schools
Consider in a Plumbing System?
When designing the plumbing system for a K-12 school, a community college, or a university building, one consideration is controlling water flow, since these institutions are such high traffic areas. Especially for younger students who are still maturing, it can be helpful to install sensors that limit water flow from faucets and toilets, as this discourages overuse. High schools, middle schools, junior highs, and colleges may also need to consider laboratory technology such as gas lines, chemical drainage, and containment for hazardous materials, as well as special pumps and shower setups for athletic facilities such as swimming pools and locker rooms. It’s important to have these systems serviced regularly so they support a risk-free learning environment.
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