Commercial Temperature & Humidity Control for a Comfortable Environment

This will depend on factors such as the severity of the problem and the environment surrounding the building. Humid parts of the country, like the Southeast or the Midwest, may take longer to have full results as compared to arid climates like those found in Colorado, Nevada, or Arizona.

Implementing temperature and humidity control protects the contents and the structure of your building. Humidity control means that items and documents will be less prone to mold, as will humidity-vulnerable spaces like bathrooms or kitchens. Temperature control helps ensure that the structure of your building remains stable, preventing warping of building materials like wood or drywall.

Dehumidification happens in phases that depend on the extent of the water damage in your building. First, if necessary, water extraction removes the bulk of the water from flooded areas. Once the water is removed from a facility, a custom plan is created by ATI to address the specific needs of the building. Various tools can be used depending on what is needed, such as industrial dehumidifiers, air movers, negative air machines, and more. Dehumidification is considered complete when test results show that the environment is completely dry according to the drying goals appropriate for the building and region.