Building Automation & Energy Management in Melville

Melville's Route 110 corridor is one of Long Island's premier office and corporate headquarters locations, home to major financial services, healthcare, technology, and professional services firms. The buildings lining this corridor range from mid-rise Class A office towers to low-rise campus-style headquarters — many occupied by regional or national companies that maintain high occupancy, extended hours, and significant energy loads.

The majority of these buildings were constructed in the 1980s and 1990s and are now operating HVAC and controls infrastructure that is 25–40 years old. While many have undergone cosmetic renovations, the underlying mechanical systems and building automation infrastructure often hasn't been touched. This creates both a problem — unpredictable energy costs, reactive maintenance, and limited visibility into system performance — and an opportunity for substantial savings through modern controls and automation.