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Controlling Cold Spots in Facilities with Temporary Heating

Property managers encounter numerous challenges, including budget balancing, maintaining comfort, reducing energy waste, and ensuring tenant satisfaction. One issue that often flies under the radar—but quickly escalates if not addressed—is the presence of cold spots within a facility.
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Heating Rentals During Maintenance or Emergency Failures

For mechanical contractors, heating goes beyond simply providing comfort; it also involves performance, safety, and maintaining uptime. Facilities depend on stable, reliable heat to protect people, materials, and processes. When permanent heating systems go offline—whether for planned maintenance or an unexpected failure—contractors need a way to keep conditions under control.
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Equipment for Temperature Fluctuations in Healthcare Facilities

When HVAC systems fail or can’t keep pace with seasonal demands, these issues quickly become operational risks. REIC Specialty delivers rapid-response temporary heating, cooling, and dehumidification solutions to stabilize conditions, helping hospitals maintain compliance, protect patients and staff, and keep critical systems running without interruption.
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Temporary Heating for Interior Concrete Projects

REIC Specialty’s temporary heating and drying solutions make the difference. With industry expertise, precise load modeling, and a full range of indirect-fired heaters and dehumidification systems, REIC helps contractors stabilize interior conditions, protect quality, and keep schedules on track—even in challenging weather.
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Indirect-Fired Heating for Cold-Weather Concrete Work

Concrete contractors know that timing is everything. In cold-weather months, cooler temperatures, moisture intrusion, and humidity create difficult conditions that directly affect concrete performance. Without the right protection, concrete can cure too slowly, freeze prematurely, or fail to achieve its intended strength.
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Moisture and Temperature Control for Major Construction Projects: Take Control of Your Timeline

For major builds—whether skyscrapers, bridges, or industrial facilities—moisture and temperature control isn’t only about worker comfort. It’s about protecting materials, maintaining schedules, and ensuring quality results, regardless of the weather conditions.
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The Jet Heat Advantage: A Game Changer in Oil & Gas Operations

At REIC Specialty, we provide industry-leading Jet Heat flameless heating systems designed specifically for the extreme demands of oil and gas operations. These high-capacity units combine unmatched safety, efficiency, and performance to keep your project on track.
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Moisture and Temperature Control During Industrial Painting

At REIC, we know how critical environmental control is. With the right systems in place, painting projects shift from risky undertakings to predictable successes. Our specialized heating, cooling, and dehumidification solutions help contractors achieve optimal coating performance—regardless of weather conditions or project location.
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Heating & Dehumidification for Fall Concrete Curing

Concrete is the backbone of every construction project. However, unlike other building materials, its performance is directly tied to curing conditions. Temperature, humidity, and airflow determine how well concrete develops its strength, durability, and finish.
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Combining Heating & Dehumidification in Fall Projects

Fall is a pivotal season for general contractors and construction managers. Cooler temperatures bring new demands for temporary heating, while rain and increased humidity create risks for moisture damage. Together, these challenges can derail timelines, compromise building integrity, and reduce productivity on the jobsite.
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