McKenney’s, Inc. is one of the few companies in the mechanical contracting industry that chooses to manage its own warranty. When we started managing our warranty in 1997, the goal … Read More
Retrocommissioning for Education
It is often taken for granted by educators, students, and support staff that their campus buildings and facilities will be healthy, safe, and productive environments in which to work and … Read More
Software Helping Teams Stay Safer
Commercial offices have long lists of best practices to ensure the safety of everyone who walks through their doors, but what if your facility could leverage software to ensure a … Read More
Commissioning, Re-Commissioning & Retro-Commissioning: What’s the Difference?
In an industry where buildings are aging and owner’s needs are ever-changing, it can be tricky determining what your facility needs. When buildings are at different life stages, it’s the … Read More
Job Well Done — Ahead of Schedule
Project Name Peak 10 Data Center Chilled Water Plant and Distribution System Project Location Alpharetta, Georgia Project Team Owner: Peak 10, Inc. General Contractor: Balfour Beatty Architect: Reynolds, Smith & Hills, … Read More
Commissioning: What It Is, What It Isn’t and Why Data Centers Can Be Tricky
You’re preserving more than your bottom line. It’s a common buzzword thrown around in the construction, design and energy industries. It’s a cohesive design process implemented in construction/design projects. What … Read More
Retrocommissioning Heightens Efficiency
McKenney’s monitored, analyzed and repaired existing mechanical systems in the Allen Plaza high-rise tower to improve energy efficiency.
Is It Magic?
Do you know what the ultimate focus of commissioning is or should be on your project? Depending on your role in a project, you will certainly have wide variety of … Read More
Where does it end?
In the past I have discussed in great detail the “process” of commissioning and how commissioning is applied into construction projects. I have also discussed the transition to operational stability … Read More