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The demand for energy efficiency in commercial and industrial buildings has never been greater.

Cost control practices are required in all stages of construction as well as in daily operation.

Building Automation allows building owners to efficiently control their HVAC systems.

This allows for better energy efficiency, an increased return on investment and raises the comfort level of the building occupants. Fully automated, Web-based remote monitoring provides the ability to receive alarms and make adjustments from almost anywhere.

Those charged with building construction and management must rely on technologies and the people behind them to meet their facility-related responsibilities. Armistead Mechanical, Inc. Services provides HVAC control system design, installation, programming, service and support utilizing major brands.

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Our technical staff is trained on Andover controls from Schneider Electric.

Armistead Mechanical, Inc. Services provides full Building Automation System design, installation, programming, service and support utilizing major brands. As a Schneider Electric Certified EcoXpert Partner, our highly trained technical staff specializes in legacy Andover controls, Schneider Electric EcoStruxure Building Operation (EBO), and Niagara Framework by Tridium. Fully web-based solutions, allow for remote monitoring and adjustments, thus reducing customers on-site expenses.

CASE STUDIES

  • Controls Project – Cook Chill Production Center

    Orangeburg, New York

    Chiller Control Panel Replacement. The new control system was up and running in record time without the customer losing any production time, which would have been catastrophic for the facility’s food supplies.

  • Controls Project – Tectonic

    Mountainville, New York

    Replaced existing Control Panel for the HVAC System. Armistead Mechanical, Inc. Services provided this customer with a design-build control system to interface with the existing HVAC system.