Occupied buildings come with the challenge of operating various control systems, utilizing different contractors and battling through the noisy market to plan when to refresh aging technology. McKinstry tackles this challenge with certainty using our master systems integration (MSI) approach.
Air conditioning systems
Heating systems
Ventilation systems
Split, package and rooftop units
Heat pumps
VRF and VRV systems
Boilers, chillers and cooling towers
Forced air and hydronic distribution systems
HVAC/R systems
Refrigeration equipment
Plumbing and piping
Plumbing fixtures
Power and wiring systems
Branch circuit panel boards
Structured cabling systems
Emergency generation and distribution systems
Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
Variable frequency drives (VFD)
Lighting and lighting controls
Audio visual systems
LAN/WiFi
Network infrastructure
Building envelopes
Architectural features
New building construction
Existing building construction
Tenant improvements
Modular construction
Offsite prefabrication
Cross laminated timber (CLT)
Energy retrofits and improvements
Portfolio or campus
Shared energy EcoDistricts
Commercial office
State and local government
Healthcare
Life sciences
Data centers
Higher education
K-12 school districts
Hospitality
Mixed-use
Energy savings performance contracting (ESPC)
Master service agreement
Professional services consulting
Qualification-based selection
On-call roster
Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS)
Design-build (DB)
MSI helps you create the necessary building automation systems (BAS) foundation to support building performance over time. This starts with evaluating your existing infrastructure and aligning on the optimal outcomes. A technology roadmap is then created to support your planning, budgeting and decision-making process.
We take pride in ensuring your project is delivered on time and on budget while meeting your organization’s performance requirements. We can’t do that if we’re contractually tied to individual technology vendors. That’s why we remain vendor and technology agnostic, giving us the flexibility needed to leverage OEM and manufacturer relationships from across the industry to put your needs above all else.
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