4. Imperfect tool
Permanent systems heat and cool spaces, but they cannot target areas or turn on/off based on spec conditions making them an imperfect tool for the construction phase.
5. Higher operating costs
Since they are less efficient in unfinished buildings, permanent systems often result in higher costs than temporary systems. Imagine a 70,000 square foot building with 15-foot ceilings. Over the course of 30 days, the in-house HVAC system drives $38,500 in operating cost. Renting and operating a temporary climate solution, on the other hand, costs $32,300. By opting for the temporary equipment, you’re saving over $6,000 in one month.
