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HVAC

Warehouse HVAC Sizing: Why Most Systems Are Wrong

Most warehouse HVAC systems were sized for the original use case — not what you're actually running today.

6 min read·

Walk into ten older warehouses in Georgia and at least seven will have HVAC systems that don't match the current operation. The building changed; the equipment didn't.

Common mismatches

  • Original spec was for storage, current use is pick-and-pack
  • Mezzanines added without HVAC updates
  • Office buildouts pulling air from warehouse zones
  • More headcount than the original ventilation plan

Symptoms of an undersized system

  • Short cycling RTUs
  • Hot zones near roll-up doors and dock areas
  • High humidity inside the conditioned space
  • Climbing energy bills with no operational changes

The fix

A proper load calculation, updated for current use, is the starting point. From there, the answer is usually a mix of additional units, destratification fans, and better envelope sealing — not a full system replacement.

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