
- January 3, 2023
- By: Total Construction
- in: Cooling, Dehumidification, Heating, Ventilation
Do you hear those winds howling as the Northeast gets colder? We’re certainly no strangers to intense winter weather patterns as the season presses on, but jobs still need to get done. The construction industry rarely flinches in the face of extreme weather, both hot and cold, but we’d all be lying if we said harsh weather didn’t take a toll on productivity.
Cornell University did a study that found productivity levels are highest at a temperature of 71.6 degrees. Well, we can surely tell you that we’re not going to be seeing numbers like that for several months, so temporary heating for construction sites is your best option. Which you have us for.
The trouble is, a lot of construction sites choose to opt out of temporary heating and temporary cooling. Why? We’re not sure. What we do know is that extreme weather adversely affects productivity enough to make it worth mentioning, so let’s dig in.
We know the nature of construction work and respect the mettle of the business. We still want you to be comfortable. Whether it’s freezing and you’re huddled around rental heaters or it’s a heatwave and a temporary cooling system is keeping the sweat off your brow, we’ve got you covered. A job in comfort gets the job well done.