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Is Low Delta T Driving Up Your Energy Bills?
If your chilled water plant is costing more to operate than expected, your system may be suffering from Low Delta T (temperature) syndrome. Delta T is the temperature difference between chilled water supply and return. When that difference is significantly lower than...
Corporate Mechanical of New England Promotes Doug Kinz to Director of Service
Woburn, MA: Corporate Mechanical of New England, a leading provider of mechanical contracting services across the region, is proud to announce the promotion of Doug Kinz to the position of director of service. In this key leadership role, Kinz will oversee the...
Plumbing Outside Superintendent
Ramon BerriosPlumbing Outside Superintendent We are excited to announce that Ramon Berrios has been appointed as the Plumbing Outside Superintendent at Corporate Mechanical of New England (CMNE). With 25 years of experience in the plumbing industry, including...
Assembly Fabrication Benefits Sheraton Plumbing Project
Corporate Mechanical of New England (CMNE) is currently working with Columbia Construction to upgrade the plumbing in the north tower of the Sheraton Boston Hotel, a 29-foot building with 809 guestrooms. The upgrade includes demolition and installation of new room...
Sheraton’s Guestroom Renovations
The Sheraton Hotel's North Tower in Back Bay is under going renovations to over 800 guestrooms and common areas. Corporate Mechanical is working on the plumbing and HVAC scopes for the renovations. The plumbing work includes demolition and make-ready necessary for...
Plumbing Multi-Tenant Spaces in Cambridge
Corporate Mechanical of New England (CMNE) is working on the plumbing scope for multi-tenant biotech, lab, and office spaces on the fourth and fifth levels of the building.The work includes installing piping systems for domestic water supply, non-potable water, and...
Intern Captures Project Progress
Intern Kimberley Wilks visits 51 Melcher Street, Boston, a core/shell project. Corporate Mechanical is working on HVAC upgrades to convert offices into lab space. As Kimberley walks through the project site, she captures the progress with an insta360 camera on her...
What’s New and What’s Next in Commercial HVAC
New technology, regulations, and requirements are changing the HVAC game this year and into the future.Here's what to know. New Refrigerant Requirements In 2020, the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act directed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to...
Shifting from Heating to Cooling
As the seasons change, so do your HVAC maintenance requirements. Taking proactive steps to prepare and maintain your equipment is critical to helping extend the lifespan of systems and maintain peak efficiency. Here are some items you'll want to consider as we roll...
Corporate Welcomes New HVAC Sales Rep
Doug KinzOffice: 978-851-8900Email: dkinz@corpmech.com Corporate Mechanical of New England is pleased to announce that Doug Kinz has joined their team as a Sales Account Representative. Doug will be integral to Corporate’s HVAC Service & Sales team. Doug...
