Pressure imbalances in HVAC systems are a common yet often overlooked issue in commercial buildings across Maryland, DC, and Virginia. These inconsistencies disrupt airflow, affect comfort, and drive up your heating and cooling costs. The first step to addressing pressure imbalances involves identifying what they are and how they impact your commercial space. This blog identifies common signs to watch for and outlines how you can resolve imbalances.

Government and municipal buildings in Maryland, Virginia, and DC face stringent HVAC requirements due to their public use and regulatory oversight. For instance, Virginia has detailed regulations regarding minimum temperature requirements in occupied workspaces. If you are responsible for maintaining government or municipal buildings, keeping the HVAC system in functional condition is essential. The Severn Group’s expertise in HVAC design, installation, maintenance, and repair makes us a trusted partner for municipal buildings and government facilities. Here’s what you need to know about heating and cooling system requirements in your space.

When you’re planning maintenance for your commercial space, don’t forget the unsung hero of your plumbing system: the drains. Poorly maintained or aging drainage systems can lead to plumbing failures, water damage, and costly repairs that disrupt your business. The Severn Group’s plumbing professionals deliver timely maintenance and repairs to keep your drainage systems functioning reliably all year long. We’ll go over the hidden impact of neglected drains and provide actionable tips for avoiding a catastrophic failure.

When preparing for commercial buildouts, HVAC planning sometimes takes a back seat until it becomes a problem. Whether you’re a contractor overseeing a retrofit or a building owner reconfiguring interior space, your success hinges on one critical factor — HVAC adaptability. Unlike new construction, commercial buildouts in existing structures demand custom HVAC strategies that work with (not against) what’s already in place. The right approach can help your team get more work done and ensure everyone is comfortable all year long. At The Severn Group, we’ve seen what happens when HVAC is an afterthought. This guide can make sure it doesn’t happen to you.