Mechanical Testing, Inc.

Mechanical Testing, Inc.

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Putting safety and quality to the test for over 50 years by providing Full Project Awareness. Contact us for industry-specific case studies at 518.450.7292

MTI, established in 1967, prides themselves on independence and providing customers with a "Full Project Awareness" approach.  We are a vibrant, women-owned and operated company with a strong digital infrastructure and leading HVAC Test and Balance services program. The company, identified as a leader in the Northeast, is known for a high-level of integrity, industry knowledge, quality control, and excellent customer satisfaction. Over the last two decades, MTI expanded their services to include ASHRAE 110, Building Commissioning, 3D Modeling, Fume Hood Testing, Thermal Façade Building scans utilizing commercial grade drones and other ancillary services.  We are AABC, NEBB, TABB, CxA certified.

 

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Locations
Headquarters
4 Chelsea Place
Clifton Park, NY 12065
P: 518-450-7292
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Southern Tier
694 Colesville Rd
Binghamton, NY 13904
P: 518-450-7292
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Southeast Office
200 Prosperity Place
Cedar Bluff
Knoxville, TN 37923
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Midwest Office
3636 S Geyer Rd
Suite 100
Sunset Hills, MO 63127
P: 314-432-5100
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Mid Atlantic Office
8375 Jumpers Hole Rd
Millersville, MD 21108
P: 410-816-4437
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Latest News
Water in the fan compartment downstream of a cooling coil can be due to several reasons. In HVAC systems, cooling coils dehumidify the air by condensing the moisture, which then forms water droplets. Typically, these droplets are collected in a drain pan and then directed out of the unit. If you see water in the fan compartment, here are some potential causes:1. Blocked or [...MORE]
Why is there water in the fan compartment downstream of a cooling coil?