Over the last week, we unfortunately have seen thousands of acres of our pristine Oregon wildlife ravaged by destructive fires.  We, along with many of you, have felt the struggles of evacuation orders and hazardous air conditions and share with the rest of the Pacific Northwest and West Coast a hope for Mother Nature’s grace.  We at Reitmeier recognize that we are uniquely positioned to hopefully be a resource though these times and to help deal with these effects.  Our mission every day is to find and create solutions for our customers and to hopefully restore balance to their environments.  Every building we service is unique and every partner we have serves a different group of tenants, customers, or employee workforce.

Over the last 6 months, we have partnered with companies and property owners to combat COVID 19 and have worked tirelessly to find ways to better clean and filter air flow through buildings.  We have changed outside air settings, installed UV light equipment, and evaluated multiple filtration requirements.  We have worked with doctors and dentist offices to create unique air flow systems to help provide safe spaces for vulnerable patients to visit once again.  We have piloted a sanitizing process that will allow us to more effectively clean and disinfect our customers’ HVAC equipment, decontaminating sensitive surfaces from bacteria and virus particles and allowing cleaner air to pass through more quickly.

No two buildings are the same and there are no ‘one time’ solutions to combat everything that our customers have seen this year.  With current changing conditions, we have been able to help navigate our customers through various solutions to combat the most pressing of needs; from COVID and re-opening plans to smoke and air quality concerns.  Please contact us if you have questions about how we may be able to help you and your building’s needs.  You have probably faced way too many challenges in 2020 and we would like to help solve your HVAC concerns.  Do not hesitate to call us and please stay safe!