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Cleveland, Oh, Us

CMS Controls was founded in 1971 to provide in-house technical solutions utilizing open platforms. The Ohio CMS Controls office officially spun-off from Air Force One in 2023 to provide in-house building automation solutions for organizations and the newest technology leader in building automation in the state of Ohio.Air Force One, Inc is an Ohio-based commercial HVAC & facilities services provider specializing in preventive maintenance, energy conservation and total facility automation. From holistic design-build projects to mechanical systems installations to proactive maintenance plans, Air Force One partners with clients to identify current behaviors and define strategic goals, which create cost savings and keep buildings performing at optimal levels. CMS Controls is a subsidiary of Service Logic and provides us unfettered access to a full team of controls engineers, mechanical, electrical and project engineers and HVAC service technicians, as well as one of the industry's leading mechanical construction firms. With industry leading communication protocols, LONmark, BACnet, MODBUS, to name a few, CMS can provide the products which allow integration to any of your facilities systems with just a touch of a button. CMS Controls provides a full suite of controls services, including building automation, system integration, lighting controls, energy efficiency analysis, etc. We have in-house capability to design and install the largest multi-million dollar installations but also perform many smaller projects for clients to simply update or upgrade their facilities. We offer customized solutions that will benefit your budget and operating performance. Often at no up-front commitment, we can assess and propose improvements that will pay for themselves. We will combine any of our products and services to meet the needs that serve your organization best.

Dublin, Ohio, Us

Air Force One is a leader in building automation systems and design/develop dependable, intelligent and user-friendly building controls and interfaces to help drive smart decisions that optimize building performance that will evolve with your building systems life-cycle. Air Force One recognizes increasing demand for energy efficiency and sustainability, we will help you implement improvements and troubleshoot building issues for an efficient and comfortable environment in commercial buildings and facilities. Air Force One utilizes Distech Controls, an extensive line of quality controllers which is designed for dependable long-term performance.

Richfield, Ohio, Us

An Automated Logic Controls dealer who is a solution-based building automation provider focused on high quality, comfortable buildings with low energy consumption and easy to use systems. Responsible for day-to-day support to the operations and service departments. This includes team development and supervision over (3) service technicians, project coordination, service call management, sales and engineering support, estimating and proposal generation, installation of control devices and creating programming to control equipment, perform and complete onsite service visits of customer sites.

Oakwood Village, Oh, Us

A nationwide company and a TAC Controls dealer that provides commercial HVAC, mechanical and electrical contracting to customers ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies.Responsible for troubleshooting DDC controls system components, field devices, control panels and networking issues, installation of control devices and creating programming to control equipment, performed software upgrades, created and maintained MSQL databases for Building Automation Systems. Performed preventative maintenance and repairs of commercial HVAC systems.

A design and manufacturing of plant growth chambers and controlled environment rooms who specialize in custom applications to meet the unique needs of the scientific and industrial communities. Responsible for fabrication of control components for custom built chambers. Onsite finial assembly which included brazing of refrigeration lines, soldering, installation and wiring of control devices and panels, startup and testing to ensure proper operation before turnover to customer.