TSG Technics can design any facility to customer specifications, providing a technical drawing of the site.

TSG supplies and installs all of the equipment on site and delivers a complete project management service throughout the construction.

TSG’s service, maintenance and facilities management solution ensures operational uptime.

The selection of an HVAC system for your building or space depends on building size, climate, occupancy and of course budget.

• Building Size and Layout
  • Small spaces or single rooms: A ductless mini-split system is often ideal because it’s energy-efficient and doesn’t require ductwork.
  • Large commercial buildings: A central HVAC system or Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system is better for handling multiple zones.
• Climate
  • Cold climates: Systems with strong heating capabilities, like heat pumps with auxiliary heating or boilers, are recommended.
  • Hot climates: High-efficiency air conditioning systems or chillers for large spaces work best.
• Occupancy
  • Office buildings: Zoned systems like VRF or VAV (Variable Air Volume) are great for comfort and efficiency.
  • Warehouses: Often use unit heaters or rooftop packaged units.
• Budget
  • Lower upfront cost: Packaged rooftop units or split systems.
  • Long-term savings: High-efficiency systems like geothermal or VRF.

To keep your car wash running smoothly and avoid costly breakdowns, regular maintenance is essential.

• High-traffic systems: Inspect monthly and perform full service every 3 months.
• Low-traffic systems: Service every 6 months.
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for pumps, motors, and controls.

Key checks include:

• Lubricating moving parts.
• Cleaning and adjusting brushes.
• Testing sensors and safety features.
• Inspecting water filtration and electrical components.

Tip: More frequent servicing may be needed in hard water or dusty environments.

A well-planned shop layout does more than look good—it improves customer experience, boosts sales, and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

• Optimize Traffic Flow by creating wide, clearly marked entry and exit lanes.
• Use one-way traffic patterns to reduce congestion.
• Keep aisles clear and sightlines open for security and convenience.

Choosing the right lighting is essential for creating a safe, welcoming, and energy-efficient environment. Here’s what works best:

• LED Lighting
  • Energy Efficiency: LEDs use up to 70% less energy than traditional lighting.
  • Long Lifespan: Reduced maintenance and replacement costs.
  • Bright & Uniform Illumination: Improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians.
• Canopy Lighting
  • Provides consistent light over fueling and charging areas for safety and comfort.
  • Minimizes shadows and glare for better visibility.

A well-organized site helps customers find what they need quickly and safely.

• Clear Signage
  Use large, well-lit signs for entry, exit, fueling, charging areas, and key areas like restrooms and payment points. Add directional arrows and color coding for easy recognition.
• Logical Traffic Flow
  Design one-way lanes and wide turning areas to reduce congestion. Position pumps and parking for smooth movement without backtracking.
• Visible Landmarks
  Highlight important zones—store, car wash, air pump—with lighting and branded markers.
• Safety First
  Keep pathways clear, ensure good lighting, and mark pedestrian crossings for safe movement.
  Result: A station that’s easy to navigate, safe, and customer-friendly.