Climate Control
Maintaining Safe, Stable Indoor Environments During Recovery
Without proper environmental controls, excess moisture, unstable temperatures, and poor indoor air quality can continue to damage building materials, equipment, inventory, and other critical assets. Left unmanaged, these conditions can increase the risk of microbial growth and create additional recovery challenges.
CDR provides temporary climate control services that help stabilize indoor environments, reduce secondary damage, and support a faster recovery.
To help stabilize indoor environments, CDR deploys temporary HVAC systems, desiccant dehumidifiers, and air quality equipment that reduce secondary damage and support recovery efforts.
The Right Equipment. Ready To Deploy.
Maintaining stable indoor environments starts with having the right equipment ready when it’s needed most.
Unlike many providers, CDR owns and operates a fleet of temporary climate control equipment, allowing our teams to respond quickly without relying solely on third-party equipment availability.
- Portable HVAC
- Portable Dehumidifiers
- Air Movers
- Air Scrubbers
- Desiccant Dehumidifiers
Temporary Climate Control Services
Protecting Indoor Environments
Maintaining the right environmental conditions is an important part of protecting your facility during recovery.
Temporary HVAC
CDR's emergency response teams are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to deploy temporary heating and cooling systems that help stabilize indoor environments while permanent HVAC systems are repaired or restored.
Dehumidification
CDR deploys industrial desiccant and portable dehumidifiers to remove excess moisture, support structural drying, and stabilize indoor environments during recovery.
Air Quality Management
Air scrubbers and air movers improve air circulation, support drying efforts, and help maintain cleaner indoor environments throughout the recovery process.
Environmental Stabilization
Successful recovery depends on maintaining stable indoor conditions. CDR manages temperature, humidity, and air quality throughout the project to help protect building materials, equipment, inventory, and occupied spaces while recovery is underway.