Control Systems and Services

The Department of Energy estimates that 30% of energy in commercial buildings is wasted. As with any equipment, it is vital to ensure that your control technology operates correctly throughout its intended life expectancy. Our service, maintenance, and repair departments ensure that our customers' investment in energy efficiency technology positively affects their bottom lines by minimizing energy waste and achieving an excellent return on investment (ROI). We achieve this by performing regular maintenance and continuously offering solutions to maximize the performance of our customers' equipment. Get in touch with us today for an evaluation of your equipment and how we can improve your facility's bottom line.

Achieving Peak Energy Performance:

We understand that the most significant contributor to utility bills at commercial properties is HVAC equipment. A key pillar of our company’s mission is to aid in the reduction of our customers' energy consumption. We achieve this through several means:

• Implementing, calibrating, and/or servicing Building Automation Systems.
• Regular system maintenance.
• Monthly utility bill tracking (upon request).
• Remote system verification, troubleshooting, and adjusting.
• Professional consultations.
• The ability to offer significant rebates to specific qualifying customers to lower the initial cost of certain energy efficiency upgrades.

Contact us for more details on potential rebates. As winners of the National Energy Efficiency Award, we can help you evaluate the best solutions to maximize energy savings and extend the lifetime of your equipment. Let us assist you in achieving your goals.

Lighting is another significant contributor to energy usage in commercial buildings. We offer the ability to integrate your lighting system into your building automation system, allowing you to schedule and adjust them remotely, turning them on or off as needed. According to the Department of Energy, lighting controls can reduce a facility’s energy consumption by up to 29%. Contact us today for a consultation on your facility’s lighting control system

Facilities Are Electrifying:

Measuring the quality of our customers' power is more important than ever. As incentives to decarbonize increase, facilities are upgrading their appliances and equipment with electrical alternatives like electric vehicle charging stations, solar panels, and batteries. While this shift helps decarbonize, it also complicates electrical distribution in buildings, causing significant challenges for building owners and facility managers.

Some common problems caused by power quality issues include:

• Accelerated equipment wear.
• Electrical insulation aging.
• Fire danger.
• Higher energy bills.
• Unplanned breaker trips.
• More frequent maintenance.

We seamlessly integrate power quality monitoring into our customers' building automation systems in a single pane of glass. This offers numerous use cases and benefits, such as:



• Performing a power quality analysis to determine the root cause of frequent electrical issues.
• Power quality monitoring and alarming.
• Energy consumption baselining.
• Quantifying ROI on energy-saving/reduction projects.
• Peak demand monitoring/alarming.
• Cost allocation and tenant billing. Tracking individual rooms or units for tenant billing purposes.
• Monitoring and verifying battery energy storage systems.
• Managing electric vehicle charging.

Room Pressurization:

Ensuring that rooms are correctly pressurized (positively or negatively) is an essential factor to consider for indoor air quality, especially in places such as surgery centers. Whether you have a space that needs to be positively pressurized to ensure cleanliness or negatively pressurized to ensure contaminants leave the room, we can help your facility achieve these goals.

Air Monitoring Stations:

Monitoring the air quality entering your facility is also an important metric for facilities to measure. Air monitoring stations can measure pollutants, temperature, humidity, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and other crucial metrics. Let us help ensure that your building is bringing in the right kind of air for your specific application.

Lab Exhaust Systems:

We also offer services to certify and integrate with lab exhaust hoods. It is recommended that you have your exhaust hoods certified at least once a year to ensure they are exhausting the correct amount of CFMs from your facility. Additionally, we can integrate with several manufacturers, including Phoenix, to tie them into your existing building automation system, giving you the ability to start/stop, trend, and alarm them. Contact us today for more information about the certification and integration of your fume hoods and lab exhaust systems!