Computrols is headed to Long Beach. Stop by Booth #1331, catch our session, and see why property managers and building teams chose Computrols.
Since 1983, Computrols has worked side-by-side with building owners, property managers, and facilities teams to build the simplest-to-use building automation system on the market.
Every controller we make is designed, manufactured, and tested under one roof at our headquarters in Gretna, just outside of New Orleans, and backed by the industry’s only lifetime warranty. When you factor in total lifecycle cost, no other BAS comes close.
Serving building teams since 1983
On every DDC controller we make
Designed, built & tested in Louisiana
Pick your role. Here’s what Computrols means for your day-to-day.
Faster response to hot/cold calls with intuitive software anyone on staff can navigate.
Open, serviceable systems mean you’re never stuck with one provider’s pricing.
Talk to actual engineers, not a ticket queue. We answer to end-users.
Controllers built to outlast the equipment they run — and software designed for the people in the mechanical room, not just the front office.
The industry’s only lifetime warranty on DDC controllers. If it fails, we replace it.
CBAS is built to be learned fast and run daily without a consultant on speed dial.
Proven integrations with Siemens, JCI, Barber Colman, CSI I/NET, and more.
A building automation investment that pays back in energy, labor, and longevity — from a company that answers to its customers, not shareholders.
When all costs are counted — install, service, replacement — Computrols is the most economical BAS available.
Systems engineered to cut energy spend and free up staff time across the portfolio.
One company, one roof, since 1983. No supply-chain roulette, no orphaned product lines.
High-performing buildings don’t start with smarter equipment, they start with operators who can see what their systems are doing and are empowered to act. Hear how the IUOE’s 265-acre ITEC campus paired real-time system visibility with highly trained engineers to deliver nearly $68,000 in utility savings and cut over 570,000 kWh in a single year, even against a 61% spike in electrical rates.