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Our team at the new GSO Control Tower having fun while being the best. One of our Top techs Joe Biegler showing our team some of the panel upgrades they added while completing the panel termination.
STAIRWELL AND ELEVATOR SHAFT PRESSURE TESTING.
Future Controls was recently involved in Testing and Balancing a newly constructed twenty-two story hotel that was built on top of an existing five story structure in downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. As part of the Test and Balance of the facility the elevator shafts and the stairwells were required to meet the county code pressure requirements during a fire alarm.
The stairwells and ...
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Current and Completed Project Map for one of our customers shared by our Business Development Manager last week during our training in Oklahoma City .
Continue Reading →Future Controls inc.held a week long training course in Oklahoma City for one of our special customers. “EcoStruxure: Workstation Knowledge and Reinforcement” training workshop. Train our customers and end users to utilize the product to its complete capability, Future Does That Too.
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Dont let the name fool you Future Controls inc.is a mechanical contractor specialized in large and small commercial and industrial applications.
Future Controls, Inc. Is keeping up to date on the most recent news and procedures at this years Florida chapter of NEBB annual meeting and education conference. We stay up to date to be able to serve you better!
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We at Future Controls inc. not only pride ourselves on quality service but also on our employee’s and customer’s safety. All of our managers, foreman, technicians, and helpers are CPR certified. This is a picture of one of our re-certification classes for CPR taken this past December.
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Have you ever wondered what that “e” looking symbol in the Future Controls logo is?
After the 1970’s fuel crisis the Federal Energy Administration was created and adopted this symbol for a very short time to identify efforts by Government Agencies and Private industry to reduce energy use. It was a symbol to promote energy conservation/ energy management, and to be used as a sales tool for industry leaders to help change the way America thinks about energy consumption. For more ...
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