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EDUCATION

Cleaner air. Less Work Across Campus.

Joe Fly helps schools, universities and campus facilities teams manage filtration across multiple buildings, systems and replacement schedules.

Managing Filtration across a school district or university campus can be complicated. Different buildings, equipment, replacement schedules and purchasing requirements all compete for your facilities time.

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THE CHALLENGE

Too Many Buildings. Too many Filters. Too Much to Manage.

Across a campus, filtration can mean coordinating hundreds of products, multiple maintenance schedules, separate purchase orders and countless invoices. Your team has more important things to manage.

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CLEAN AIR AS A SERVICE

We Manage the Filters. You Manage the Campus.

Joe Fly's Clean Air as a Service approach brings product selection, ordering, delivery, replacement planning and program optimization together into one coordinated solution.

Instead of juggling individual orders, invoices and schedules, your team can spend less time managing filters and more time managing the campus.

Streamlined purchasing and invoicing

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Coordinated filter replacement planning

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Consistent products and service across facilities

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Opportunities to reduce labor, material and waste

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Greater visibility into filtration costs

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REAL RESULTS. REAL IMPACT.

A Smarter Approach to Campus Filtration.

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A large university client partnered with Joe Fly to simplify filtration management, reduce labor requirements and lower operating costs across a complex campus environment.

300+

Buildings

Managed across a large campus

>30%

Reduction in Labor and filter spend

Compared to previous approach

50%

Total cost savings

Across products, labor and waste

Tell us about your campus, your current filtration program and what’s taking up your team’s time. We’ll help identify opportunities to simplify operations and lower total cost.

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Other Industries We Serve

NAFA Educational Facilities Best Practices Industry Guidelines

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Filtration for Higher Education Complexes

This best practice air filtration guideline is established for the removal of particulate and molecular contaminants (please refer to NAFA Guidelines for Molecular Filtration) for the improvement of indoor air quality and protection of HVAC equipment in Higher Education facilities.

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This best practice establishes air filtration guidelines for the removal of particulate, bioaerosols, and gaseous contaminants for the protection of the air handling equipment and components, as well as providing comfort and a healthy environment for all who work and visit commercial office spaces.

Filtration for Schools

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