Creating a greener world. There is no better way to save energy, reduce greenhouse
gases and leave a light carbon footprint in your building developments than by using
mechanical insulation. It can be tempting to cut corners in order to save a little money anywhere you can. But we want to remind you that investing in proper insulation is an investment in better efficiency and lower operating costs.

Cutting Costs makes sense. We understand why this tough economy has you scrambling to balance budgets and looking for where you can save money.  Some things, like adequate insulation, cannot and should not be cut.

Insulation Protects Environment and Personnel.

As any good team leader knows, at the end of the day your employees are your best and most important resource. Protecting them and sending everyone home safe at the end of the day is your first priority, and that means annually inspecting and maintaining fire stopping as well as insulation. Insulation is a necessary part of any mechanical system that transfers or stores a product with specific temperature requirements, and while insulation protect employees from burns and other dangers, it also does a lot more.

Insulation Saves Energy and Money.

Heating and cooling rates are increasing. Reducing consumption also means reducing costs. Mechanical insulation of hot and cold water pipes and ventilation units should be a priority.

While helping the environment may not be high on your priority list, the improved efficiency that comes with investing in insulation does a lot more than save the polar bear. Proper insulation also helps to protect your machinery from overworking. This means less mechanical failure, longer overall lifespan, and fewer costs. Insulation also helps to maintain the necessary temperature of gasses and fluids. With proper insulation, your business will spend less on energy, and often your investment in insulation is payed for in savings within just a single year or two.

Proper installed mechanical insulation starts saving money as soon as the switch is turned on. It can pay for itself in a short period of time . Lost energy costs consumers and taxpayers billions of dollars across the country. Of course, the cost
to future generations will be even higher. Using less energy means generating less carbon dioxide, greenhouse gases and a better future for our planet.

If you’re struggling to find a way to balance the books, consider investing in efficiency.

Contact us today to learn more!