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Continental provides specialty wiring solutions
for the building management systems and
temperature controls marketplace. We specialize in
electromechanical system wiring and industrial
control applications. Regardless of the installation choice, we, like
other divisions within Continental, have built our
success on being customer focused. Every project
is attended to with the same single-mindedness
toward quality installation, safe practices and
reliable customer communication.
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Many of the industry's leaders in building
management and environmental control systems look
to Continental to provide a wiring-only solution
for their customers' needs. Our experienced
project managers and field installers work
diligently to provide these customers with the
expertise required to meet their demanding
construction schedules.
As a division of one of the largest electrical
contractors in the Chicago area, we have access to
a labor pool unequaled in our industry. This also
can create cost-saving synergies when we team with
Continental's electrical division on projects.
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Mechanical contractors, end-users and
design/builders routinely rely on our expertise
for power and control wiring for their new and
retrofit mechanical systems. This includes, but is
not limited to, air handling units, electrical
heating units, air-cooled or water-cooled
condensing units, chillers, pumps and boilers.
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In addition to our field installation services,
Continental's Environmental Controls Division has
the in-house expertise to work with mechanical
contractor, end-user and consultant partners to
provide the customer with a total mechanical
systems solution. By creating these design/build
alliances, we can avoid typical conflicts between
mechanical system and control system designs.
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Recent projects include 550 West Washington
Street; ABN AMRO/LaSalle Bank facilities;
BlueCross BlueShield; Unicom Thermal Technologies
at Great Lakes Naval Training Center, Francis W.
Parker School; National Louis University;
Merchandise Mart; Midway Airport; Northwestern
Memorial Hospital; and Sherman Hospital.
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