Atlanta’s 500-year flood event in September left homes submerged in water for days. Metro DKI relied on all the equipment in its restoration arsenal to quickly dry and restore properties in a lakeside subdivision with million-dollar homes flooded by more than 3 ft of water.

Included in the cache of equipment were both the Wacker Neuson MC 5200 open drying system and a 5,000 CFM desiccant dryer. In the end, desiccant proved to be no match for Dryvex™, as the MC 5200 dried a larger house in nearly half the time and for less money. full story>>

Heat Required for Drilling Marcellus Shale Gas Field:
Cub & Pureheat units keeping fracture drilling on-line

The drive is on to tap into what may be one of the largest natural gas deposits in the United States. Approaching fever-pitch, drilling continues 24/7, 365 days a year using a water and sand fracing process. However, the Northeast winters pose significant challenges to keep the water from freezing, so drilling can continue.

To combat subfreezing temperatures, contractors are employing dozens of Cub air and Pureheat hydronic heaters from Wacker Neuson Climate Control to keep the multi-million dollar operations on-line. full story>>

1 Pureheat Outperforms 32 Heaters:
Pureheat saves BAS big money; changes the way contractors look at secondary heating

Building contractor BAS Maskinutleie is bucking a long heating tradition. Rather than using more than 30 indirect-fired and electric heaters when building a mansion in Tønsberg during winter, BAS used only 1 Pureheat hydronic air heater and 6 HX 60 Heat Xchangers from Wacker Neuson.

After 90 days, an analysis of energy costs for both heating systems showed substantial energy savings for the contractor. Even with delivering 70% more heat capacity than the traditional heating solution, Purheat’s energy bills were over 50% less - $12,190 for Pureheat vs. more than $25,000 for traditional. full story>>