Expert Cooling Tower Rehabilitation

Central air conditioning systems use water to remove heat from air conditioning equipment.  If fresh city water were used to cool such systems, each large office building would use millions of gallons of water daily to provide comfort cooling.

Of course, this is not the case.  Instead, water is pumped to a device called a cooling tower - essentially a huge box where warm water is sprayed against air driven by large fans.   As a small portion of this water evaporates, it cools the remaining water enough to be reused.

After years of operating in a hostile environment, cooling towers deteriorate physically and mechanically.  As they age, cooling towers suffer failures of important structural components that can stop an air conditioning system.

As cooling towers deteriorate, their ability to remove heat from water declines dramatically.  This deterioration is reflected in a loss of cooling capacity and higher energy costs for refrigeration equipment. 

Rehabilitating cooling towers avoids downtime and restores system efficiency.

CSI dispatches trained mechanics and engineers to your site to inspect cooling tower structural components for wear, corrosion and deterioration.

CSI has rebuilt and repaired hundreds of cooling towers over the past ten years.  You can benefit from these years of experience and our commitment to quality workmanship and materials by calling us for an inspection and evaluation of your cooling tower today!