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Kimco Controls is BC Interior’s leading building automation company. For over 35 years, our team has been providing building automation, reducing energy costs and simplifying processes for businesses.
With offices throughout the Thompson-Okanagan and the Kootenays, we’re truly local, but with the 24/7 support of our large team and global technology partners. Down-to-earth customer service and community involvement are built into Kimco’s DNA.
Our passion is reducing building energy costs while saving you time and money with innovative technology. We’re the only company with the ability to integrate all building systems: automation, HVAC, and electrical. Our customers enjoy commercial HVAC, geothermal, lighting, electrical, security systems and more in one seamless package. Integration removes redundancy and complication. Direct Digital Control (DDC) systems are a popular choice for modern buildings.
As artificial intelligence improves, we’re seeing exciting options for smart building energy management. Mandated requirements for buildings are changing too, such as people counting. Our knowledge becomes your advantage.
What would you like to achieve? Let’s explore how Kimco can help.
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A building automation system gives you centralized control and visibility over the systems that keep your building operating. HVAC, heating and cooling equipment, lighting, energy use, air quality, alarms and other building systems can be monitored and controlled from a single platform.
A properly designed system does more than automate equipment. It helps operators identify problems sooner, improve occupant comfort, reduce unnecessary energy use and make better decisions about how their building is operating.
Kimco can integrate HVAC equipment, boilers, chillers and mechanical systems, lighting, geothermal, gas detection and alarming, air quality and demand ventilation, energy metering, solar systems, security and access control, and many other third-party systems.
One of Kimco's biggest advantages is that our HVAC, Building Automation, and Electrical teams work together in-house. When a problem crosses between controls, mechanical equipment and electrical systems, our clients aren't left trying to coordinate several different contractors.
In many cases, yes.
We regularly work with existing control systems and equipment installed by other contractors or manufacturers. Many modern building automation products communicate using open protocols such as BACnet, which can allow existing and new equipment to work together.
Before recommending a replacement, we'll assess what you already have. If existing controllers, sensors, wiring or equipment can continue to provide value, we'll look at integrating or upgrading them rather than automatically recommending that everything be replaced.
You're not simply purchasing controllers and programming. You're choosing the team that will be responsible for helping your building operate long after the initial project is completed.
Kimco provides:
Our goal is to become a trusted building partner, not simply another contractor you call when something stops working.
Kimco does.
Our relationship with a client doesn't end after commissioning. Our Building Automation team provides ongoing troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, system optimization, remote support and 24/7 emergency assistance.
Because we maintain long-term relationships with our clients, our technicians become familiar with their buildings, equipment and operating requirements. That knowledge can make troubleshooting faster and helps us identify issues before they develop into larger problems.
For emergency support, Kimco is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 250-491-2282.
Yes. Multiple facilities can be brought together into a centralized building automation platform, allowing operators to monitor and manage buildings without having to physically visit every location.
This is particularly valuable for school districts, municipalities, property managers and organizations with facilities spread across multiple communities. Operators can review alarms, temperatures, equipment operation, schedules and energy information from one location while still having detailed access to each individual building.
Usually not.
One of the first things we'll determine is what can remain and what actually needs to be upgraded. Existing sensors, field devices, wiring, controllers and mechanical equipment may still have years of useful life.
Kimco can develop a phased modernization strategy that prioritizes obsolete or problematic equipment while retaining components that continue to perform well. This can reduce upfront costs, minimize disruption and allow capital upgrades to be planned over several years.
Kimco has worked with Delta Controls technology for decades because it provides an open, scalable BACnet building automation platform that works well for both individual buildings and large multi-building portfolios.
Just as importantly, Kimco has built extensive in-house experience around Delta products. Our technicians receive ongoing training and our team evaluates new technology before deploying it broadly across customer sites.
Being a Delta Controls partner gives our clients access to leading building automation technology while still receiving local design, installation, programming and long-term support from Kimco.
Yes. Older Delta Controls systems can often be modernized in stages rather than replaced all at once.
Delta's Red5 product family includes options designed to make upgrading legacy Delta installations easier, and in many cases existing field devices, wiring and mechanical equipment can remain in place.
We'll review the existing system, identify obsolete or higher-risk components and develop an upgrade strategy based on the building's needs, budget and long-term plans.
Yes. Building automation can reduce unnecessary equipment operation by improving scheduling, temperature control, ventilation, equipment sequencing and overall system visibility.
It also gives building operators better information. Instead of discovering a problem because someone complains that a room is uncomfortable or an energy bill suddenly increases, operators can use alarms, trends and system data to identify abnormal operation earlier.
For many buildings, the greatest value isn't one individual energy-saving feature. It's having better control and better information about how the entire building is operating.
Potentially. BC Hydro, FortisBC and other programs periodically provide incentives for energy-efficiency projects, and some controls, HVAC and building optimization projects may qualify.
Available programs and eligibility requirements change, so Kimco can help identify opportunities worth investigating while a project is being developed.