Commercial HVAC Solutions | DC, Maryland, Virginia | BOLAND
Boland meets your commercial HVAC needs with more than 300 highly-trained associates including Certified Energy Managers & LEED Accredited Professionals.
Who We Are - boland
Boland is the leading commercial HVAC systems, services, and building energy solutions provider in the DC metro area. For over 60 years , we have provided sustainable and energy-efficient solutions for commercial, institutional and industrial buildings.
What We Do - boland
Boland's mission is simple: make your building work better for you, your occupants, and your bottom line using innovative Commercial HVAC Solutions.
Boland I Contact Us
Email: [email protected] Visit: 30 West Watkins Mill Rd Gaithersburg, MD, 20878 Request Service | Request Consultation | Boland Client Portal
Boland Client Portal
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Boland I Services
From maintenance and repairs, to critical rental equipment, as well as water treatment and equipment upgrades, consider youself covered with Boland's services.
Boland Supply
Boland Supply has three convenient locations, free delivery, price match, a rewards program, and online shopping. Get the parts and supplies you need: Onsite inventory options
Boland I HVAC Systems
We help you make strategic investments in systems and solutions that set you up for success for years to come. Our innovative and sustainable systems give you the options you need to provide the right performance for any building type or specific challenges.
History - boland
Boland was born when Louis J Boland Sr. purchased the Trane franchise for Washington, DC in 1960. Today, Boland is the recognized leader for comfort solutions.
How Owners Can Reclaim Their Building’s Free Heat by Heating …
2024年10月31日 · Electric heat pumps, like Boland Trane’s comprehensive chiller-heater systems, can use thermal energy storage to heat and cool buildings. These systems remove heat from tanks filled with water to make ice and then add heat to melt that ice to provide cooling.