The person who scopes the work stays with the work.
The same senior controls engineer stays involved from the first walk-through through owner handoff.
SOMA represents the family behind the work. Controls names the discipline.
- Engagement
- Founder-led
- Based
- Central Indiana
- Focus
- BAS / DDC controls
How the work stays accountable.
One engineer stays involved as the project moves from planning to delivery.
- 01
Read the building
Review the existing systems, operating constraints, and the needs of the people using them.
ProtectsExisting value
Reuse and improve what works before recommending replacement.
- 02
Set the scope
The same senior engineer decides what should change, what should stay, and how the pieces must work together.
ProtectsOperational continuity
Phase work by risk and budget so the building can keep running.
- 03
Stay through delivery
The engineer who set the scope answers questions from the field.
ProtectsSecure access
Scope and secure remote support before anything connects.
- 04
Leave a usable record
Point lists, sequences, findings, and closeout information return to the owner in a form they can use.
ProtectsThe owner's record
You receive the project records at handoff.
Alex Clark, Founder & Controls Engineer
Every building I walk into has a story. Most of them are running sequences written a decade ago for a building that no longer exists: different tenants, different loads, different equipment. My job is to make the controls tell the truth about the building they're actually in.
controls work
- Platforms
- Niagara, Tridium, Schneider EcoStruxure, Desigo, Insight, Continuum, Honeywell
- Protocols
- BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks, and others
- Service area
- Serving Indianapolis and Central Indiana, with statewide coverage.