Brooklyn's building
automation contractor
for smarter,
LL97-ready buildings

Brooklyn's commercial building stock is unlike any other borough we serve. Converted brownstones and mixed-use retail-residential buildings in neighborhoods like Park Slope and Bed-Stuy often carry decades-old pneumatic controls stacked awkwardly alongside newer rooftop units added during later renovations — a mismatch that makes HVAC controls integration more of a puzzle than a clean install. Further south and east, industrial-to-loft conversions in Gowanus, Bushwick, and Sunset Park present a different challenge: high ceilings, exposed ductwork, and mechanical rooms that were never designed with a controls platform in mind.

That mix is exactly where a properly engineered building automation system earns its keep. In a Brooklyn brownstone conversion, for example, we typically find several small, disconnected control zones — one per unit or floor — that a unified BAS can bring under one schedule without re-running conduit through finished walls. In a converted industrial space, the win usually comes from tying make-up air units and exhaust fans into the same automation layer as the rooftop units, since those systems are often installed years apart by different contractors and never talk to each other. See our temperature controls installation options for a lighter-touch starting point.

Our Brooklyn service coverage runs from Sunset Park and Bay Ridge in the south to Greenpoint and Williamsburg in the north, with technicians dispatched from our Bensonhurst office — typically the shortest response radius of any borough we serve.