Exhaust Fans & Ventilation Systems

Exhaust Fan Design – Sales – Installation in Fountain Valley, California

At Bradley Mechanical in Fountain Valley, California we are experts at engineering, installing, maintaining, and repairing all types of exhaust fans and ventilation systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional applications. Our NATE-certified technicians are factory trained on most major brands, and are able to provide maintenance and repair services for all makes and models of existing exhaust fan and ventilation systems.

We provide these services regularly for countless commercial, industrial, and institutional clients throughout our Orange County service area. These clients rely upon our skilled, knowledgeable technicians to keep these vital components of their facilities operating at peak efficiency, in the most cost-effective manner possible, and at Bradley Mechanical, our long list of satisfied clients includes restaurants, commercial plants, high schools, and food manufacturing plants.

We feature Greenheck, Acme, PennBarry, and Cook exhaust fan and ventilation systems, and can install their complete lines of high performance, energy efficient venting systems for our valued clients.

Fans all perform the basic function of moving air from one space to another, and though this ventilation process is required for many different applications, the basic airflow fundamentals never change: undesired air out, fresh air in. However, key variables that do change depending upon the specific application the ventilation fan is used for are the fan model and the air volume flow rate (CFM), the fan model’s resistance to airflow (static pressure or SP), and the volume of noise produced by the fan (sone rating). And while venting systems are designed to be mounted in three common locations: on a roof, in a wall, or in a duct, determining the best location for a fan depends on the airflow pattern desired and the physical characteristics of the building.

By surveying the building structure and visualizing how the air should flow, the best place to locate a venting system usually becomes evident. But the ability to perform this analysis successfully takes significant expertise and experience.