LVI-suunnittelu PAM-energia
HVAC design and energy-efficient building consulting for property owners, housing companies and businesses in Finland
About LVI-suunnittelu PAM-energia
LVI-suunnittelu PAM-energia Oy is a Finnish engineering consultancy that provides HVAC (LVI) design and consulting. Its services cover HVAC design for new buildings, renovations and refurbishments, automation design with remote monitoring of systems, and heat pump solutions dimensioned for each site.
The company serves businesses, housing companies, property managers and households, as well as other stakeholders in Finland. It sells design and consulting services.
Founded in 1981, the company is an Oy registered in Villähde, Lahti, where its office is located.
Product: HVAC (LVI) design and consulting, automation design with remote monitoring, and heat pump system design.
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