When HVAC systems go offline, buildings can experience rapid temperature drops, humidity spikes, and changes in air quality, which disrupt research, damage sensitive materials, and compromise the comfort of students and staff. The scale and diversity of campus facilities make this even more complex. Unlike a single office building, a university campus might include everything from 19th-century lecture halls to state-of-the-art laboratories—all with different environmental needs.

When temperatures drop or humidity rises, every minute counts. A delayed response can result in frozen pipes, damaged interiors, costly repairs, frustrated tenants, and even regulatory penalties. That’s why having a reliable emergency heating and dehumidification plan is no longer optional—it’s essential for protecting your assets and maintaining a strong reputation.