Keep your COOL,
and SAVE money.

Saving energy is more than a fashion statement – saving energy is good for business. Our Cool-n-Save HVAC pre-cool solutions are profitable, sustainable, and trouble-free. Thousands of our commercial and residential customers now enjoy lower energy bills from running their air conditioners.READ MORE...


HVAC Pre-Cool:
How does it work?

AC mistingCool-N-Save® HVAC Pre-cool applies the known benefits of evaporative cooling through our proprietary technology to reduce energy consumption of standard HVAC systems. It works by cooling the condenser coils with a super fine mist. As the mist evaporates, it dramatically cools the condenser coils and allows faster heat exchange of the coolant. The result is a reduction of 30% or more in the cost of operating your HVAC system. READ MORE...

 

Return on investment:
in months not years!

eco-dollarsThe combined savings in terms of lower energy consumption and reduced maintenance cost are often so lare that many of our clients earn back the cost of installation and equipment well within the first year. READ MORE...


NEWS: We've added MICROGUARD®

The investment dividends from Cool-n-Save just gotten bigger! We've added MICROGUARD® to our line-up: a patented anti-corrosion maintenance treatment that stops all corrosion caused by acids, alkalis and salts. It preserves peak performance of the condenser coils and further reduces maintenance cost. Microguard is the only anti-corrosion treatment designed for HVAC equipment that permanently bonds to aluminum, copper and treated/painted steel. MORE...

 

Proven Science,
Proven Technology

Cool-n-Save "pre-cool" concept is proven technology. Tulane University Department of Mechanical Engineering in New Orleans, LA conducted a thorough study of the Cool-n-Save pre-cool system in 2005. Their 29-page report concludes, "The implication from these results is that by using Cool-n-Save, even in a climate that endures high humidity, the heat transfer from the refrigerant to the air is substantially increased. This effect implies that cooler air will be able to circulate throughout a structure and that this will decrease the time the condenser unit runs thus reducing electricity cost to the user." READ MORE...