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Energy Efficient Cannabis Greenhouse Design

Ceres hybrid cannabis greenhouse designs integrate galvanized steel frames, insulated metal panels, and unique high light-transmittance glazing. The result is a greenhouse that combines the durability and efficiency of an indoor grow with the energy savings and natural lighting of a traditional greenhouse. Whatever your vision, let us work with you to find the right solution for your growing goals. Visit our pages below for more information https://cerescann.com/?utm_source=you... https://ceresgs.com/?utm_source=youtu...   / cerescann   In these photos, we'll just do a quick tour. The main photo on top is a 4,000 square foot commercial cannabis greenhouse in Leadville, Colorado. The elevation there is ten thousand two hundred feet, you couldn't grow anything outside there in the summer as there's a potential for frost every month of the year, but inside our greenhouse, we were able to create a highly productive environment for cannabis growing. You can also see in the bottom left we have an aquaponics greenhouse growing leafy greens predominantly in Arkansas. In the middle on the bottom, is another aquaponics greenhouse in Denver Colorado. That one existed and we helped to retrofit it and they are also a commercial greens operation. In the bottom right, is the first cannabis operation that we have in our HighYield™ greenhouse kit which we'll talk about a bit later, also in Colorado with a full light deprivation system which you can see in the open position. We began by designing smaller residential greenhouses where we learned a lot and tweaked our designs. We then shifted into more schools and we're able to design greenhouses in places that normally wouldn't be able to grow the food. We've got greenhouses in Vail Colorado, Sun Valley, Idaho Connecticut, all places with pretty strong winter climates. But because students are in school in the winter, growing needs to happen in the winter, and we do that in a Ceres greenhouse. And then that moved into some of these ag greenhouses and all that translated over to our cannabis greenhouse sector. I often tell people that Ceres is as much of a research organization as we are selling greenhouses or building greenhouses. When we build a greenhouse, we like to track the data in that greenhouse if that's ok with the clients, which allows us to make adjustments on our structures and on our control systems and we can build the next one after some minor tweaking. Hopefully improve upon the prior greenhouse and so on and so on. So, it's never static here, we're always redesigning trying to take it to the next level, less heating, less cooling, whatever it is we can do to make the greenhouses more efficient. We do a fair amount of education, we do webinars like these, we speak at different trade shows around the country, we also do custom design for a lot of our clients, and we do building as well which can be full builds from the start. We can do just the construction of the greenhouse itself, so once the foundation is already poured, we can send a single job form into a site to help organize and manage a local crew, a local building crew, or we can just do phone support for builders. Often, our clients have builders or are building themselves, but they can call and check-in whenever they need to make sure they're doing the construction properly, whatever step of the build they're in. We have four steps in our design process, beginning with planning obviously. We do a lot of hourly consulting for our clients. Oftentimes, that could just be a few hours to make sure that they're making the right decisions in the critical moments and the very early stages of their project. We can offer energy analysis as well as shading analysis of greenhouses on specific properties. So, we can see how it's going to react with a building that's next door, a tree that might be in the way, and we can also see how much it's going to cost in a cannabis-specific situation to cool the building in the summer in your individual location or to heat it in the winter. We also design HVAC systems, and we can then do analysis on the whole system to see the full operational cost before we ever put a single shovel in the ground. The next step is the design, we do custom greenhouse design both residential and commercial. Those could be wood framed or steel framed. We can do architectural plans and drawings for either, which can get you to full construction sets that include structural engineering. Everything you would need to submit for permits in your city or county if they are needed.