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Air balancing and ERV installation and service for Michigan businesses.

Commercial Air Balancing Services Throughout Michigan

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ERV Installation and Service

Fresh air matters in a commercial building, but bringing it in can drive up your heating and cooling costs. An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) helps by recovering energy from the air being exhausted, so your system doesn’t have to work as hard to condition the air coming in. Pro-Tech installs and services ERVs for Michigan businesses.

Our team can install an ERV that fits your building and keep it running the way it should. We work around your schedule, so you don’t need to shut down for the day to get it done.

If you already have an ERV, we can diagnose issues like weak airflow, worn belts, or clogged filters and get the unit back in working order. Pairing ERV service with air balancing also keeps your ventilation and airflow working together.

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Tell us about your air balancing or ERV needs, and our team will follow up to schedule an inspection or discuss your project.

Why Michigan Businesses Trust Pro-Tech

Experience, reliability, and service you can count on.

20+ Years of Commercial HVAC Experience

Our team has worked on industrial and commercial systems for more than two decades, keeping pace with changes in heating and cooling technology along the way.

Fast Diagnosis and Repair

When a system stops working, we can usually correct the issue on the same business day. An efficiently running system saves money and keeps your building safer.

Full-Service HVACR Contractor

We work on cooling towers, boilers, AC, heating, air balancing, indoor air quality, CSD-1 boiler inspections, refrigeration, and server or data room cooling, all under one roof.

Air Balancing FAQs

Here are some of the questions we hear most often from Michigan businesses about our air balancing and ERV services:

Air balance problems often don’t have obvious warning signs, which makes them easy to overlook until they start costing you money. You might notice rooms that feel too hot or cold compared to others, drafts near vents, higher-than-usual energy bills, or a general sense that air isn’t circulating the way it should.

Sometimes the signs are even more subtle, like certain areas of a building feeling stuffy while others feel fine. An inspection is the most reliable way to find out for sure, since our team can measure airflow directly rather than relying on guesswork.

An energy recovery ventilator brings fresh outdoor air into your building while exhausting stale indoor air. As the two airstreams pass each other, the ERV transfers heat and moisture between them. That means the incoming air is closer to indoor conditions before your HVAC system has to condition it. The result is steady ventilation without as big a hit to your energy bills.

In most cases, yes. We plan the installation around your schedule, which can mean working during off-hours or in phases. Our team walks through the plan with you ahead of time so you know what to expect. We know downtime costs your business money, so we keep disruption as low as we can.

Most commercial ERVs benefit from regular service, and the right schedule depends on your building and how hard the unit runs. Filters, the energy recovery core, fans, and belts all need attention to keep airflow strong. Skipping service can lead to reduced airflow and higher energy use. Our team can inspect your unit and recommend a schedule that fits.

Air balancing makes sure your HVAC system moves the right amount of air to the right places. An ERV controls how much fresh air comes into the building and how much is exhausted. When the two are out of step, you can end up with stuffy areas, uneven temperatures, or a building that feels pressurized the wrong way. Our team can look at both together so your ventilation and airflow work as one system.