Service Unlimited, Inc. completed the replacement of two cooling towers at the Christiana Hilton, upgrading an essential part of the hotel’s HVAC infrastructure. The installation featured new EVAPCO equipment and brought together the planning, rigging, and mechanical expertise needed to execute a substantial replacement within a confined equipment area. The setting presented a clear logistical…
Service Unlimited, Inc. installed two Carrier packaged units to provide heating and cooling for Greenville Country Club’s indoor tennis facility, helping create a comfortable environment for members to enjoy the courts throughout the year. The installation included an overhead air distribution system tailored to the facility’s large, open playing areas. Sheet metal ductwork connected to…
Inspected the two units on the roof and observed no incoming high voltage to the disconnects. Inspected the electrical and mechanical components for both units. While tracing wiring for RTU #2, found a condenser fan motor wire cut by the fan blade causing a short which tripped the breaker. The breaker serves both RTUs. Repaired…
Service Unlimited, Inc. (SUI) installed a Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system to serve the facility’s second-floor training area, including its new state-of-the-art virtual training center. The VRF system was selected to provide efficient, responsive heating and cooling while supporting the varying occupancy and load demands of the training space. Its zoning capabilities allow for more…
Service Unlimited, Inc. completed a 90-ton rooftop HVAC unit replacement on a tight turnaround, bringing together careful planning, close subcontractor coordination, and weekend work to make it happen. The project replaced an aging McQuay unit with a new Carrier rooftop system. An installation of this scale requires precise coordination well before the equipment reaches the…
After Hurricane Ida, which created a historic flood on the Brandywine River. New Chillers being set at the Brandywine River Museum. This was a new building created to elevate key mechanical equipment to avoid damage from future floods.