Weigh Up The Risks
In its simplest form, your system should move air from behind the shooter, down the range, and out of the building as fast and as efficiently as possible.
This is the only responsibility of an indoor firing range ventilation system. Without this, your business and your investment are at risk.
Yet multiple case studies have shown that the majority of the current systems installed and offered to new indoor firing ranges, do NOT, meet OSHA and NIOSH guidelines.
This means costly fines and the risk of future operation, why put yourself in this position?
Consider The Rewards
There are many reasons to choose Rushing Air to take care of your investment. Here’s what we pride ourselves on delivering:
- We’ll assess your range development needs and create a customized HVAC system so you know exactly where you stand and what you may need to do to become complaint now and in the future.
- This is 100% n0-obligation and will simply arm you with the knowledge you need to run your business within federal guidelines.
- We don’t expect you to become an expert on HVAC systems, optimum airflow, lead percentages or anything of the like, that’s our job, and we’ve got the best knowledge and industry leading equipment to get it done.
- We’ll speak in a language you can understand give you the straight line on what your best options are rather than using the technical jargon you’ll find flooding the sites of our ‘competitors’.
- Always professional and timely at every stage of the process, we take the headache away from design to the ribbon cutting.
We’ll also take care of the following services in additon to installation
- Duct work designs
- Duct sizing
- Damper and register selection
- Installation of all needed heat/AC equipment
- Implementation of exhaust fans, blowers, filter racks, and filters
- Repair and maintenance services
Give us a call today and let Rushing Air show you how our engineers can build the perfect system for your needs.
