Professional Installation Services
One crew handles rigging, ductwork, electrical, controls, and commissioning — so nothing falls through the cracks between trades and your system works right the first time.
A dust collection system is only as good as its installation. The best-engineered collector, ductwork layout, and explosion protection don’t mean much if the install isn’t done correctly — undersized electrical runs, leaking duct joints, improper grounding, or misaligned blast gates will cost you in energy, maintenance, and compliance headaches for years.
We handle installation as a single turnkey project. One point of contact, one crew, one scope of work that covers everything from the structural pad to the final airflow test. That eliminates the finger-pointing that happens when separate mechanical, electrical, and controls contractors try to coordinate on a system none of them designed.
Every installation is backed by our pass-or-free compliance guarantee. If the system doesn’t pass OSHA, NFPA, or local inspection due to our installation, we fix it at no cost.
Why Professional Installation Matters
Ductwork That Actually Performs
Poorly fabricated duct joints, undersized branch entries, and improper transitions create leaks and turbulence that rob airflow. Even 10-15% leakage means your collector is working harder, using more energy, and still not capturing dust at the hood. We fabricate to SMACNA standards and pressure-test every joint.
Electrical Done Right the First Time
VFDs, motor starters, safety interlocks, differential pressure sensors, and explosion isolation controls all need to be properly sized, wired, and integrated. A general electrician unfamiliar with dust collection often under-sizes conductors, omits grounding bonds, or miswires interlock sequences.
Explosion Protection Compliance
NFPA 660 (effective January 2026) requires that explosion venting, suppression, and isolation are installed exactly per the DHA and manufacturer specs. Incorrect placement of vent panels, insufficient clearance zones, or improperly installed isolation valves can void your compliance entirely.
One Scope, No Finger-Pointing
When you split installation across a rigger, sheet metal contractor, electrician, and controls integrator, nobody owns the outcome. If the system doesn’t perform, everyone points at someone else. With turnkey installation, we own every phase — and our pass-or-free guarantee means we’re accountable for the result.
5-Step Turnkey Installation
Pre-Installation Planning
Site survey, permits, crane planning, utility coordination, production schedule alignment
Mechanical Installation
Equipment rigging, structural anchoring, ductwork fabrication & installation, hoods & enclosures
Electrical & Controls
VFDs, motor panels, sensors, safety interlocks, explosion isolation integration
Commissioning & Testing
Airflow verification, duct traverse testing, system balancing, safety checks, performance validation
Training & Handover
Operator training, as-built documentation, maintenance schedule, OSHA & NFPA compliance records
Systems We Install & Commission
Baghouse Dust Collectors
Structural support, rigging, pulse-jet piping, fan installation, and hopper/discharge setup.
Cartridge Dust Collectors
Indoor and outdoor placement, compressed air systems, VFD integration, and return-air ducting.
Wet Collectors
Water supply, drain plumbing, pump systems, pH monitoring, and sludge handling.
Ductwork & Hood Systems
SMACNA-standard fabrication, welded joints, material selection by application, blast gates, and balancing dampers.
Explosion Protection
Vent panel installation, suppression systems, isolation valves, abort gates — all per DHA and NFPA 68/69.
Fume Arms & Downdraft Tables
Positioning, mounting, ducting connections, and airflow balancing for source capture equipment.
Installation Standards We Follow
Every installation is designed and executed to meet federal, state, and local requirements. We provide full documentation packages for OSHA, fire marshal, and insurance inspections.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.94
Ventilation standards for local exhaust systems, including airflow requirements, duct velocities, and worker exposure limits.
NFPA 660
Combustible dust management including DHA-driven explosion protection installation, housekeeping, and electrical classification.
NFPA 68 / 69
Explosion venting (68) and suppression/isolation (69) installation requirements. Vent panel placement, clearance zones, and system activation sequences.
SMACNA Ductwork Standards
Sheet metal gauge, joint construction, hanger spacing, and sealing requirements for industrial exhaust ductwork.
Ready for a Turnkey Installation?
Free site survey and detailed installation quote. We’ll evaluate your facility, coordinate with your production schedule, and deliver a fixed-price scope that covers everything from rigging to commissioning.
Serving manufacturing facilities across Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.