Ventilation & Exhaust
Commercial Ventilation & Industrial Exhaust Solutions
Maintaining healthy indoor air quality (IAQ) and controlling workplace airborne hazards requires custom-engineered mechanical ventilation. Nexklima Inc. designs, installs, and services commercial air extraction networks, commercial kitchen hood exhaust systems, and industrial filtration setups built to satisfy occupational safety standards.
Protect your workforce, remove dangerous particulates, and ensure full compliance with municipal fire and environmental codes.
Ventilation & Exhaust Capabilities
1. Commercial Kitchen Hood & Grease Exhaust
High-velocity extraction systems designed for commercial kitchens, restaurants, and food preparation facilities.
- Type I (Grease) and Type II (Heat/Steam) commercial hood installation
- Liquid-tight welded grease ductwork and roof-mounted upblast exhaust fans
- Fire suppression interlock integration and makeup air fan interconnections
2. Industrial Dust Collection & Fume Extraction
Custom ductwork and filtration networks for manufacturing, woodworking, and industrial processing.
- Industrial baghouse and cartridge dust collector maintenance
- Source-capture fume extraction arms for welding and chemical mixing areas
- Explosion vent safety installations for combustible dust compliance
3. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) & Filtration Upgrades
Retrofitting central air distribution systems to scrub airborne pollutants and pathogens.
- Installation of MERV 13+, HEPA, and carbon-bed gas-phase filtration arrays
- Ultraviolet-C (UV-C) germicidal irradiation coils inside central air handling units
- Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS) for continuous fresh air exchange
Industry Standards & Compliance Serviced
- Occupational Safety: Clean breathing zone air exchange standards
- Fire Code Safety: NFPA 96 commercial cooking ventilation compliance
- Filtration Efficiency: ASHRAE 52.2 MERV rating standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is makeup air required for heavy commercial exhaust systems?
When exhaust fans pull air out of a building, an equal amount of fresh air must be introduced. Without makeup air, the building develops negative pressure, causing drafty doors, back-drafting flues, and poor air quality.