D-TEK Controls installs Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC) Building Automation Systems (BAS) in varying applications.
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Houston TX 77034 United States
Our client base consists of over 100 facilities including major healthcare systems, universities, private and parochial schools, oil & gas industry, food industry, and many others.
Clients + Partners
Relationships with these companies have been cultivated over years and solidified through quality work and meeting project timelines. D-TEK is constantly searching for new partners for future projects. D-TEK will contact or be contacted via email or phone by the operations managers, project managers or salespersons.
What does Project Implementation look like with DTEK?
The following details our project implementation on new builds and reconcstructions from initilal RFP to executi0n.
1. Request for Pricing
The RFP includes CAD drawings and Scope of Work
2. Site Walk
Site walks are required for retrofit projects (Replacement of HVAC control devices in an existing building)
3. Proposal
Next, D-TEK submits a written proposal to the client
4. Contract Signing
Both parties will sign the contract, and the client creates Purchas Order.
5. Team Mobilized
A highly trained team is assembled and project lead walks site or reviews CAD drawings
Air Controllers
Air controllers refer to the devices that regulate and control the flow and distribution of air within a building. These controllers are typically automated and are responsible for maintaining a comfortable and healthy indoor environment by managing the temperature, humidity, and air quality.
Overall, air controllers play a crucial role in ensuring that HVAC systems operate efficiently and effectively, providing a comfortable and healthy indoor environment.
Automation Systems
Automation systems refer to the use of advanced technology to control and regulate the operation of HVAC systems. These systems are designed to optimize energy efficiency and reduce waste, while maintaining optimal indoor comfort and air quality.
Automation systems in HVAC can help reduce energy consumption, save money on utility bills, and improve indoor comfort and air quality.
Low Voltage Lighting
Low voltage lighting is a type of lighting system that operates at a lower voltage than standard lighting systems. Typically, low voltage lighting systems use 12 volts (AC or DC) instead of the standard 120 volts used in most household and commercial lighting systems.
One of the main advantages of low voltage lighting is that it is more energy-efficient than standard lighting systems. This is because the lower voltage results in less energy loss as heat, which can add up over time. Additionally, low voltage lighting systems are typically safer and easier to install than standard lighting systems, as they do not require as much electrical work or heavy-duty wiring.
Smart Buildings
Smart buildings are buildings that incorporate advanced technology and systems to improve their efficiency, comfort, safety, and overall performance. These buildings are designed to be more energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and user-friendly, and to provide a better experience for occupants.
They are designed to improve efficiency, sustainability, and occupant comfort, while reducing energy consumption and operating costs.
Low Voltage AV
Low voltage AV systems are commonly used in home theater systems, distributed audio systems, and home automation systems. They can also be used in commercial settings, such as conference rooms and retail spaces.
Low voltage AV systems are often powered by a transformer, which converts the standard 120-volt AC power supply to the 12-volt DC power supply required by the system. The transformer also helps to regulate the voltage and protect the AV system from voltage fluctuations and surges.