Anderson Shaw Industries ASI Mechanical
We are a team of Professionals focused on our customers and employee's satisfaction.
Honesty - Transparency - Common Sense
MISSION STATMENT
We aspire to be the premier provider of Plumbing, HVAC, and Controls solutions in our region. Our vision is to create comfortable, efficient, and sustainable environments for our clients, enhancing their quality of life and business operations.
We are committed to delivering top-quality workmanship, using the best materials and practices. Our team is dedicated to being punctual, accessible, responsive, and dependable. We provide clear communication, honest assessments, and transparent pricing. Our ultimate goal is to exceed customer and employee expectations, ensuring their COMFORT and peace of mind.
plumbing
Commercial Plumbing refers to the design, installation, and maintenance of water supply and waste drainage systems within non-residential buildings. In commercial spaces, plumbing faces unique challenges due to scale, complexity, compliance with codes, and safety concerns.
hvac
HVAC, Mechanical Systems used to control the temperature, humidity, and movement of air throughout a building or other indoor space. HVAC systems are used extensively in homes and businesses for comfort as well as safety from extreme weather or the effects of poor air circulation. They are also commonly used in industrial settings to protect sensitive products or equipment from damage caused by temperature or humidity.
HVAC systems combine the related functions of Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning, the last of which includes both cooling air and controlling its humidity. Each of these functions can be approached in a variety of ways. Modern HVAC systems typically include a central air-conditioning unit to cool and dehumidify air, a humidifier to add humidity as needed, a furnace to warm air when desired, and ducts and fans to move fresh air into the space and vent old air and exhaust out of it. Some or all of these elements may be controlled by a simple thermostat or an advance controls system which measures the temperature in a space and relays commands to the HVAC system to cool or heat the air to reach the desired temperature
hvac controls
HVAC Controls system serves as the “brain” of HVAC. It orchestrates damper positions, fan speeds, and chiller operation. More advanced systems can interface with Building Automation Systems (BAS), allowing building owners to monitor and adjust HVAC components remotely.
The control system plays a crucial role in managing HVAC operations. Here’s how it works:
1. Sensors: These act as the system’s “eyes and ears.” They measure variables like temperature, humidity, or pressure and provide input to the control system. 2. Controllers: These process sensor data and make decisions. They compare the actual state (e.g., current temperature) with a target state (desired temperature) and determine actions (e.g., starting the blower). 3. Controlled Devices: These are the system’s “muscles.” They respond to controller commands. Examples include valves, dampers, and motors that regulate air, water, or steam flow.
LEADERSHIP
Edward Dewees - Executive Director
Robert Bennett - Executive Officer