Our Message
The purpose of water analysis and chemical treatment is to maximize the efficiency and longevity of heat-transfer surfaces. Your interests are best served by a professional whose focus is managing heat-transfer efficiencies over the long term. 

With an HVAC chemist:

• Complete protection costs about $1 a day.
• Professional chemist manages chemistries.
• Chemicals are undiluted, active ingredients.
• Chemical feeders are given free-of-charge.
• Corrosion monitors install on any faucet.
• Reports are full-color, customized e-docs.
• Glycol reservoirs are kept clear of growth.
• Leaks are sealed before damage occurs.
• Dirty system glycol is reclaimed in-place.
• Volume is measured with fluorescent dye.

With a water treatment company:

• Costs vary, but average over $5 a day.
• Sales representative manages chemistries.
• Chemicals are diluted, proprietary products.
• Chemical feeders are expensive upgrades.
• Corrosion monitors install on special racks.
• Reports are hand-written on generic forms.
• Contaminated glycol reservoirs are drained.
• Floors and ceilings are removed to fix leaks.
• Old system glycol is flushed down the drain.
• Volume is calculated for each tank and pipe.