Professionals you can count on, Systems you can trust
Three Companies. One Solution
HVAC Elements encompasses both the professionals you can count on, with the systems you can trust. HVAC Elements is the umbrella organization for O’Connor Company, G & R Controls and Balancing Professionals.
Integrity, Experience, Performance
Our innovative companies are on the leading edge of the comfort industry and offer an integrated approach to indoor comfort systems with only one phone call. We have built a solid reputation based on experience, reliability and performance. Whether you're in the beginning, middle or end construction phase, we're here to serve you and are happy to survey your site and provide you with the right service solution to fit your specific needs.
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4909 North Lewis Ave
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
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O'Connor Company
Founded in 1970, we continue to operate under two basic principles, comfort and service. We specialize in commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment and offer fully stocked warehouses with knowledgeable staff to help you.
G & R Controls
We have been providing building automation systems, temperature controls, energy management solutions, security systems, hydronic heating and cooling equipment, replacement parts and pumps and on-call emergency service support since 1977.
Balancing Professionals
Proper balance is needed to ensure your HVAC system provides a comfortable building environment as well as optimal indoor air quality. As a NEBB-Certified firm, Balancing Professionals can test, balance and certify equipment and systems in laboratories, controlled air environments, and other facilities that require certification or annual inspections.
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Leveraging the company’s industry knowledge and resources, HVAC Elements biennially hosts an educational symposium, this year’s symposium was tailored to the healthcare industry. The day focused on energy efficiency, fiscal responsibility, and improving patient outcomes in healthcare facilities.
CASPR Technologies, a leader in continuous air and surface pathogen reduction technology, is excited to partner with O'Connor Company, a trusted name in commercial HVAC equipment and services to bring cutting-edge indoor air quality solutions to O’Connor Company’s extensive territory.
The highly trained staff at Balancing Professionals can help keep your HVAC system running at optimal efficiency and safety. A testing, adjusting and balancing manager for Balancing Professionals answers commonly asked questions.
In the world of healthcare, the importance of an HVAC System that operates seamlessly is essential.
Operating room diffuser systems can be complex, cumbersome and difficult to maintain, but O’Connor Company, a subsidiary of HVAC Elements, can help eliminate many disadvantages that come with traditional systems.
Healthcare facilities have a new OSHA requirement to take into consideration in relation to HVAC filtration.
HVAC Elements is excited to bring the Sioux Falls area a symposium where environmental professionals can attend educational seminars featuring various HVAC experts who specialize in products used in healthcare applications.
Indoor air quality and efficiently running HVAC equipment is Tyler Pierce’s main focus when talking to facilities about filtration. Pierce has been with O'Connor Company, a division of HVAC Elements, for 15 years. As manager of the aftermarket parts department for the last ten years, Pierce oversees replacement parts and filters for equipment provided by HVAC Elements.
Most people who provide healthcare in a hospital setting have many things to contend with in the course of a day. They have to think about patient needs, following protocols, managing their time, interacting with other providers, and keeping everyone safe. One thing they should not have to think about are the boilers that provide the heat, hot water, and sterilization they depend on, says Al Grode, Heating Division Manager for G & R Controls, a division of HVAC Elements.
Proper airflow is much more than a comfort issue. Especially in healthcare facilities, where the need to slow the spread of pathogens is a critical safety concern.
The ability to automate various aspects of a building's environment is perhaps nowhere as vital as it is in healthcare, where things like temperature, humidity, and air pressure can mean the difference between health and illness, profitability and expense, happy and disgruntled patients, or even life and death.
Hospitals and healthcare systems are working harder than ever to reduce the spread of infections. Long before COVID-19, healthcare-acquired infections were already costing the nation's hospitals millions every year and costing more than 100,000 people their lives. But one area that too often gets overlooked in the ongoing effort to create clean and safe environments is the role of humidification.
Hospitals and healthcare systems have long understood the importance of protecting patients, staff, and visitors from airborne pathogens. But the recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, has made optimal air cleaning "mission critical" for many area institutions.
When a medical facility’s internal environment – temperature, humidity, air quality – is not what it should be, the problem can be more than uncomfortable for staff and patients; it can even be dangerous. Health conditions can be complicated by environmental conditions and contaminants can spread if ventilation systems aren’t properly managed.