Smart, product-agnostic facility optimization from a licensed Florida Class A HVAC contractor. We install, wire, and configure the HVAC controls that run your mechanical systems — and we specify open protocols and keep you vendor-neutral, so you own your building's controls and data outright, with no proprietary dealer lock-in.
A building automation system is a stack: sensors and equipment at the bottom, controllers running the logic, an open communication network in the middle, and a supervisory platform serving dashboards at the top. We self-perform the HVAC controls in that stack and specify the whole thing on open standards — coordinating certified integration where a project calls for it — so data flows end to end and nothing is trapped behind a proprietary gateway.
Open, browser-based dashboards, schedules, and trend views — specified vendor-neutral and owned by you.
An open platform such as Tridium Niagara normalizes equipment onto one system. We specify it and coordinate the integration with a certified integrator.
BACnet/IP and MS/TP and Modbus RTU/TCP carry data between equipment — vendor-neutral, discoverable, documented.
Direct digital controllers run the sequences of operation for your HVAC equipment — we install, wire, and configure them within our Class A scope.
Sensors, actuators, VAV controllers, VFDs, chillers, boilers, and cooling towers — wired and interfaced into the system.
An open, vendor-neutral supervisory platform like Tridium Niagara can unify equipment from many manufacturers onto one browser-based dashboard. We specify open platforms in your controls scope and coordinate the supervisory programming with a certified integrator, then install and service the HVAC side — so your dashboards and your data stay yours, never trapped with a proprietary dealer.
BACnet is the open protocol that lets HVAC equipment share data without a proprietary gateway. We design your mechanical systems and controls scope around BACnet and wire and connect the integral HVAC controls — so chillers, air handlers, and VAV systems live on an open network any qualified contractor can service, not just the original installer.
Many drives, pumps, and chillers expose their data over Modbus. We specify and connect Modbus points so equipment telemetry stays accessible to your open platform, and we service the HVAC equipment behind it — keeping machine-level data available rather than trapped inside a closed system.
Our controls work is performed as a Florida Class A Air Conditioning Contractor — controls integral to the mechanical systems we install and service. Four core capabilities:
We install, wire, and configure the direct digital controls for the HVAC equipment we provide, and set the sequences of operation that hold climate at setpoint, stage equipment efficiently, and respond to occupancy and outdoor conditions — the control logic for your mechanical systems, within our Class A scope.
Complete routing of the low-voltage control wiring integral to the HVAC systems we install and service — sensors, thermostats, VAV controllers, and damper actuators — landed and labeled to a documented points list. The nervous system that makes the controls work.
Connecting the HVAC equipment we provide — variable frequency drives, chillers, boilers, and cooling towers — onto an open network so each piece can be monitored and controlled from one platform. Where specialized integration is required, we coordinate it within one accountable mechanical scope.
Upgrading aging pneumatic and closed proprietary HVAC controls to open, DDC, web-connected systems — typically phased system by system to spread cost and avoid downtime. We self-perform the HVAC-controls work and coordinate the supervisory integration, so the building gains trending, alarming, and savings without proprietary lock-in.
Our controls work aligns directly with the Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation — economizer logic, demand-control ventilation, setpoint reset, and scheduling that turn code-required strategies into measurable utility and operational savings. Controls are the cheapest lever on a building's energy bill, and the one most often left untouched.
At closeout you receive the points list, the documented sequences, network documentation, and the credentials to your own system. Specify open, document fully, hand over access — that is how a building stays serviceable by more than one firm, and how an owner keeps leverage on every future change.
We deliberately keep our controls scope to HVAC, refrigeration, and thermal energy management — the systems we are licensed to install and service. We do not perform lighting, fire alarm, or security access controls. That focus keeps our work squarely within Florida Class A Air Conditioning Contractor license #CAC1824642, and keeps your project clean with the AHJ.
Where a project calls for certified systems integration or specialized supervisory programming, we bring in a certified integrator and coordinate it within one accountable mechanical scope. We claim only the licensed HVAC and controls work we self-perform — and put the rest in qualified hands.
Field, unitary, and supervisory controllers — the hardware that runs your sequences.
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