Green Building

Superior Mechanical is involved in energy conservation design and construction through participation in LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). LEED is a voluntary, consensus-based, building rating system that evaluates environmental impacts over the life of a building. Superior Mechanical has several LEED Projects to our credit, providing conceptual design, preliminary engineering, final engineering, and procurement, working within both budget and LEED constraints. One major difference in green building is the integrated approach to construction. Every member of the building team must come together early in the design process to set goals and determine strategies to accomplish the goals. Superior Mechanical has several Green Building projects to our credit. Engineering begins in the early stages working closely with the owner, architect, and building users to initiate a coordinated design process.

Superior Mechanical designed, built and installed the HVAC system for Gold certified LEED project Proximity Hotel in Greensboro, NC. Among the environment considerations to achieve gold certification is indoor environment quality. A sophisticated air exchange system will pull fresh air in and capture energy in the process. This is designed to help hotel guests sleep better and awake energized. Superior Mechanical had also designed, built and installed the HVAC system for Gold certified LEED project Weaver-Cooke Office Building in Greensboro, NC and Johnsons Modern Electric in East Bend, NC which has not been certified yet. Superior Mechanical is also working on but not designing another LEED project at Primland Resort in Virginia.

Proximity Hotel