Inland Control

Are you looking into HVAC solutions for your building? Then it is important to keep in mind the estimated BTUs required to heat your building. If you have questions about the unit you are purchasing, always ask the engineer handling your job. Better to be safe than sorry!

Red skies, smoky air, and a dry heat. Forest fire season is back upon us adding strain to air systems. Putting your system into a recirculation mode with a new filter can protect you and your crew from the outside elements. Your lungs will thank you for preparing for the season!

Did you know that we do a lot more than just HVAC controls? Shown here is one of our employees using our state-of-the-art access systems to both get him into the building alongside activating the right equipment to make his workspace comfortable.

#INLANDQUICKTIPS Did you know that implementing an HVAC schedule can reduce unnecessary equipment usage by up to 30%? Whether you're installing a new system or updating an existing one, proper scheduling can help you save on your utility bill.

#INLANDQUICKTIPS With winter coming to a close, the advent of spring makes temperatures rise, a good way to stay energy efficient is to check your buildings setpoints. Setting it 1°C closer to the outside temperature you cut the energy required by your building by 5-10%!

It’s #DataPrivacyDay and at Inland Control & Services we want to help you get more #PrivacyAware. We created a whole Story on some simple tips and tricks you can use to make sure your data stays private. #DPD2019

New page added to the website to showcase some of our projects. Check it out here: inlandcontrol.bc.ca/projects…

paint and flooring going in! #newbuilding #paint #flooring #movingsoon

We've been hard at work updating our website. Take a look! #WebsiteDesign #HVAC #BuildingAutomation #WebsiteUpdates #InlandControl

Our display at the #EFMATradeShow really was a group effort that involved multiple people from different departments within Inland. We're so proud of the end result! @deltacontrols @escautomation inlandcontrol.bc.ca/blog/201…