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Based in College Point, New York, Independent Temperature Control Services, Inc. (ITC) specializes in providing and installing automatic temperature control systems in commercial and industrial buildings.
The company’s projects range from buildings as small as 10,000 square feet to more than a million square feet of high rise construction. As a turnkey temperature control contractor, ITC is active in the retrofit, energy management and service markets. In 1984, ITC became the exclusive authorized licensee for Robertshaw Controls in the New York metropolitan area. Because of ITC’s high level of excellence, it was consistently rated as one of the top 10 controls contractors in the nation.
In 1994, ITC signed an agreement with Johnson Controls, making the company an exclusive Authorized Building Control Specialist (ABCS). Today, ITC continues to rank as one of Johnson Controls’ top ten ABCSs. Designing control systems with extreme care and expertise, ITC has developed an unparalleled reputation for completing projects on time and on budget.
The Value of Value Engineering
One reason so many well-known clients turn to ITC time and again is that the company offers first-rate services customized to meet each customer’s financial needs. For example, ITC saves clients untold amounts of money by value engineering their projects, factoring in the cost of equipment, installation and energy consumption. By making these calculations during the design phase of the project, ITC often lowers both the cost of installation and energy consumption.
Going GREEN in NY
USGBC New York’s mission is to transform the way buildings are designed, built and operated and to create environmentally responsible, profitable and healthy places to live and work in the greater New York area. ITC Services has joined GreenNY and is participating in the green movement in construction here in NYC, from the integration of new control technologies into our design and contracting work right down to the replacement of our old full size vans with new efficient mini vans. Find out more about the GreenNY movement at http://www.usgbcny.org. |
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