In 2012, Association replaced two 120-ton A/C units on the roof of our building. In part, this decision was based on information presented by Airstorn, the company in charge of this project. Airstron provided numerous calculations of A/C replacement costs, projected energy savings, return on investment, and so on. Upon project completion, we noticed some savings on our electrical bills, but is it enough?
Therefore, I spent many days comparing all numbers and found notable inconsistencies. As a result, I recommended to the Boad of Directors to open a lawsuit against Airston. Board of Directors showed a full support. Over the course of several years, many studies have been conducted on the operation of all 16 air conditioners that serve our building. Engineering consultants were brought in, dozens of attorney hours were spent, and hundreds of hours were spent by our engineers and board of directors. All this ultimately brought positive results, Airstron offered a settlement in the amount of $200,000, which we have accepted.
Gregori Arzoumanov, CEO
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