We understand the unique needs of government facilities, including military bases, county offices, city buildings, national institutions, and civic centers. Our expertise in Building Automation Systems (BAS) ensures that these facilities operate efficiently, safely, and sustainably. By integrating advanced control systems, we create optimal environments that enhance comfort, reduce energy consumption, and improve overall building performance. Our case studies showcase our commitment to delivering innovative solutions tailored to the specific requirements of government institutions, helping them achieve their goals and provide the best possible experience for staff and visitors alike.
The graphic front of WebCTRL has made response times much quicker. It seems like such a simple thing, yet no one else is doing it. It’s red, yellow or green; it’s so easy to get it and then drill down into complicated detail as needed to resolve issues. Plus, I can access the information from anywhere and make adjustments. We’re a huge proponent of both Automated Logic and Control Service Company.
Matt Heinrich, Rockhurst University
Associate VP for Facilities & Technology
Working with Control Service Company on the Tower 2 renovation was an exceptional experience. Their expertise, attention to detail, and commitment to seamless integration played a crucial role in the project’s success. CSC’s proactive approach ensured that our facility remained operational while implementing advanced, energy-efficient solutions tailored to our needs. Their team’s professionalism and dedication to excellence make them a trusted partner for AdventHealth.
Jason Piper
Admin. Director of Planning, Design and Construction
We selected CSC for two primary reasons: We liked the Automated Logic product, and CSC came across as a company that really cared about its customers. Their customer service has consistently been a top priority, which has been the most refreshing part of this process. Even with several other vendors and companies involved, CSC has always remained at the center of the problem-solving effort.
Kyle Gorrell, Lee’s Summit Schools
Director of Facilities
