Designing, fabricating and installing a high-quality HVAC air delivery system – one that performs well and is long-lasting – involves a combination of skills and craftsmanship. It starts with the interpretation of the “engineered”, conceptual system. From there it is translated into details that allow our shop and field personnel to efficiently fabricate the metal ductwork, fittings, and other shop-built components and combine these with other manufactured items like air handling equipment, dampers, coils, grilles and registers and technical control systems. The proper integration of all of these components leads to a building HVAC “system” that maintains comfort and air quality while maximizing energy efficiency. Every step along the way involves a series of quality checkpoints that ensure the end-user receives the best-built system for their dollar.
Arctic maximizes the use of computer-aided design and manufacturing technologies, yet, there is a certain element of hand-skill that is required. If you take a tour through our shop, you will see that our craftspeople blend the traits of modern-day metalsmith with high-tech computer guided machine operator. There is simply no substitute for the trained hand to perform many of the tasks of the metal shop.
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