Henick-Lane is a leading East Coast provider of reliable, cost effective and state-of-the-art
HVAC construction, installation, and maintenance service. We are committed to quality, safety and complete customer satisfaction.
Henick-Lane Service Corp is ready 24/7 to deliver emergency service assistance for any and all client needs. Our service fleet consists of 35 GPS-equipped vehicles, and approximately 80% of our emergency service calls are responded to within a 2-hour window, minimizing loss of productivity for our clients by enabling them to keep vital operations up and running.
Henick-Lane is a family owned and operated company that provides and maintains stable and environmentally controlled spaces. Our philosophy is to earn and build strong relationships with our clients, treating each client as a member of the Henick-Lane family. We serve clients throughout the industrial and commercial marketplaces, striving for unparalleled customer service in all aspects of our business.
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Everyone at Henick-Lane is acutely aware of the need to protect and preserve the environment for future generations. We actively promote and implement environmentally friendly building solutions and we continually seek new information regarding the latest green advancements. Furthermore, we work together with our clients to provide education on the cost and energy savings benefits associated with green technologies.
LEED-certified buildings are not just built with energy efficiency in terms of electricity and lighting; many different aspects of a building’s operation and maintenance are taken into consideration. In fact, HVAC plays a role in LEED construction: specifically, a building’s heating and cooling equipment is designed and installed to be as efficient as possible.
An HVAC system for a LEED-certified building should have the Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR label, an international standard for energy-efficient products. The higher the rating is, the more efficient the system. An HVAC professional can help determine which unit is the most eco-friendly in relation to the size of the building. The unit will save the building owner money on energy bills and will help the environment by wasting fewer resources. Another valuable part of the HVAC system is air filtration: a factor of certification, proper ventilation benefits occupants’ health, in particular, those with asthma or allergies.
HVAC equipment will influence the score the building receives. In fact, two different scoring categories that make up 40 percent of the points pertain to HVAC: Energy and Atmosphere (EA) and Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ). The Energy and Atmosphere category is worth up to 38 points while Indoor Environmental Quality is worth 21 points. In other words, if your building receives 50 points on the grading scale, 20 percent of those points are from HVAC.
Henick-Lane’s employees are well-versed in this philosophy and we are proud that more than half of the staff are LEED Accredited Professional’s.
