Your BAS is supposed to run the building — not generate nuisance alarms and stuck overrides nobody trusts. Com+ Mechanical services, integrates and tunes DDC controls, supervisory front-ends and field devices across the five boroughs and surrounding metro. We get points reading true, sequences doing what the spec says, and your HVAC plant running on intent instead of HAND-mode.
Valves, dampers or fans commanded to a fixed value during a past service call and never released to AUTO. The graphic looks normal while the equipment ignores the sequence — driving simultaneous heating and cooling and wasted energy. We audit every overridden and out-of-service point and release them.
A space, supply-air or mixed-air sensor reading a stuck or offset value sends every downstream loop the wrong information. A 3-degree SAT offset alone can defeat an economizer and a reset strategy. We field-verify sensors against calibrated instruments and correct or replace them.
Hundreds of unconfigured or mis-limited alarms train operators to ignore the front-end entirely — so the one real failure gets missed. We rationalize alarm limits, delays and priorities and restore working notification routing.
A MS/TP trunk with a wiring fault, duplicate MAC/device-instance, bad EOL termination or a failed controller shows devices as offline and points as unreliable. We troubleshoot the BACnet/Modbus trunk, find the fault, and bring the segment back.
Control loops that overshoot and oscillate wear out actuators and VFDs and never hold setpoint. Usually untuned PID gains, an oversized valve or a fighting reset. We retune the loops so they settle instead of hunt.
Front-end graphics showing equipment that was removed or renamed, schedules nobody maintains, and trend logs that stopped collecting months ago. Without trends you are flying blind. We rebuild graphics, schedules and trending so the BAS tells the truth.
A building automation system is only as good as its weakest point, sensor and sequence. In most NYC buildings the BAS was commissioned years ago, then drifted — sensors fell out of calibration, technicians left points in override, graphics stopped matching the field, and trend logs quietly stopped collecting. The result is a front-end that looks fine on the screen while the plant overheats, overcools and overspends. Com+ Mechanical services BAS/BMS platforms end to end: DDC field controllers, VAV and fan-coil controllers, supervisory devices like Tridium Niagara JACEs and plant-level controllers, and the BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus and LonWorks networks that tie them together. We do point-to-point checkout, restore and document sequences of operation, integrate third-party equipment behind a single front-end, and tune control loops and reset strategies so the building runs on engineering intent — quieter alarms, tighter comfort, lower energy.
From call to comfort in 4 easy steps
We log into the front-end, inventory controllers and network architecture, and pull every overridden, out-of-service and unreliable point — then walk the field to compare the BAS against reality.
Point-to-point checkout of sensors and outputs, calibration where needed, and a sequence-of-operations review that flags where the building has drifted from design intent.
We release overrides, fix faults and integration gaps, retune control loops, and apply reset and scheduling strategies — with a documented scope approved before work proceeds.
We restore trends and alarms, rebuild graphics and schedules, verify performance over real run cycles, and hand back as-operated sequence documentation for your records.
The programmable and application-specific controllers running individual equipment — VAV boxes, fan-coil units, air handlers, pumps and plant equipment.
The network and server layer — Tridium Niagara JACEs, plant controllers and web front-ends — that hosts graphics, schedules, trends and alarms.
The communication backbone — BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks and N2 trunks and protocol gateways that connect mixed-vendor equipment.
We do not stop at the front-end. Because we service the chillers, boilers, RTUs and air handlers the BAS commands, we tune the controls to the actual equipment behavior — not in isolation.
Clear documentation, a single point of contact, and sequences written in plain language so your building engineers can operate the system after we leave.
BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks and N2 — we integrate mixed-manufacturer and mixed-vintage equipment so you are not locked into ripping out a working system.
Every engagement surfaces energy waste — simultaneous heating/cooling, failed economizers, runaway schedules — and ties controls fixes to measurable emissions and cost reduction.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
A front-end and field audit that tells you what your system is actually doing versus what it should be.
Scoped controls work — point repair, integration, loop tuning and energy-optimization strategies.
Recurring BAS health checks that keep sequences, trends and alarms honest across your portfolio.
Pricing shown is a structure, not a quote. Final pricing is confirmed in writing after assessment and scales with platform, point count and system condition.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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Yes. When a controls or network failure takes down heating, cooling or critical ventilation, we provide 24/7 emergency commercial response across the five boroughs and surrounding metro — including remote diagnosis where the front-end is accessible.
We service what you already have. Most of our controls work is on existing systems — Tridium Niagara, Metasys, EcoStruxure, Siemens, Automated Logic, Honeywell and Distech — restoring points, correcting sequences and integrating new equipment without forcing a full rip-and-replace.
Yes — that is core integration work. We tie BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus RTU/TCP, LonWorks and legacy N2 devices together, typically under a Niagara supervisory layer, so your team operates one front-end instead of three separate vendor tools.
Yes. We support property-management companies and owners with multi-site portfolios, giving you one controls partner, consistent sequence documentation, and coordinated remote and on-site service across buildings and boroughs.
Most BAS energy waste is invisible until you look — simultaneous heating and cooling, economizers that never open, schedules that run equipment overnight, and reset strategies that quietly got disabled. Tuning sequences, releasing overrides and restoring resets cuts energy and emissions, directly supporting your Local Law 97 targets, often before any equipment is replaced.
That gap is exactly what we find. Graphics can show a valve commanded correctly while a stuck sensor, a HAND override or an untuned loop means the field is doing something else. Our point-to-point checkout compares the BAS to the actual equipment so the screen finally reflects reality.
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Tell us the platform and the symptoms — nuisance alarms, comfort complaints, runaway energy or an integration you need done. We will assess what your controls are actually doing and give your team a documented path to a system that runs on intent. Serving facilities directors and building owners across the NYC metro.
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