HVAC System Design
The team evaluated the space's size, ventilation needs, and operational requirements. After careful assessment, a 55-ton rooftop HVAC solution was proposed as a solution.
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A 32,000-square-foot antique market at 1471 Lehigh Street required a complete HVAC redesign to meet current building codes and support the needs of vendors and shoppers. Lehigh HVAC delivered a turnkey solution by installing four commercial rooftop units with a combined capacity of 55 tons. The project also included ventilation, controls, gas piping, electrical work, ductwork, and commissioning. The new system complied with modern energy code requirements and provided the place with reliable heating and cooling and ensured humidity control as well.
The client demanded something more than just a heating and cooling solution. The requirement was a complete HVAC redesign that ensured indoor comfort, ventilation, and humidity management.
The project required careful attention to several installation challenges:
The licensed technicians managed the complete project, ensuring compliance with local codes and quality workmanship.
The team evaluated the space's size, ventilation needs, and operational requirements. After careful assessment, a 55-ton rooftop HVAC solution was proposed as a solution.
After the client agreed to the plan, the technicians used crane equipment to mount the rooftop unit safely in the required location.
Gas piping, electrical connections, sheet metal ductwork, outside air ventilation, exhaust fan installation, and system controls followed the system mounting, maintaining professional standards.
One of the senior technicians evaluated the entire work using advanced quality assurance protocols and ensured every single component was working as intended.
A closer look at the commercial rooftop unit installation completed by the Lehigh HVAC team at the antique market on Lehigh Street.
The upgraded system supported indoor comfort, humidity management, and modern code compliance while helping the business manage long-term operating costs.
Designing a 55-ton rooftop system for a large commercial facility.
Installing four rooftop units according to professional standards.
Integrating outside air ventilation, sheet metal ductwork, and exhaust fans.
Coordinating system connections, controls, startup, and final commissioning.
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