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(321) 378-0424. Any hour. If it rolls to voicemail you get a text back fast. Tell me what is down and what it is running.
One controls engineer, based on the Space Coast. On site typically within 24 hours, weekends included. If I am elbow deep in a panel when you call, you get a text back and a callback fast.
Free phone triage first. If it is a fix I can talk you through, there is no charge.
Not an emergency? Book a 15-minute call instead.
PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, drives, and the OT network under all of it. If it has a processor and it is stopping production, call.
A processor is down, the line is dark, and every hour is money. First call, we triage over the phone. Sometimes that is the whole fix.
A dead memory battery, a corrupt file, no backup anywhere. I work from the running system, or what is left of it, and rebuild the record as I go.
A VFD faulted and nobody can clear it, or the replacement showed up and needs parameters and commissioning to run.
The screen is dark, the SCADA client is frozen, comms dropped between the floor and the office. Operators are running the process on memory.
Devices fell off the network and nobody knows why. I chase it from the PLC rack to the switch and back.
The integrator disappeared or the tech who knew the system retired. You need someone who can walk in cold and figure it out.
You hear the rate on the first call, before I roll. Free phone triage, and you approve a one-page work order before any billable work starts.
(321) 378-0424. Any hour. If it rolls to voicemail you get a text back fast. Tell me what is down and what it is running.
Five minutes on the phone. If it is a fix I can talk you through, I will, and there is no charge. If it needs hands on site, we agree on next steps before I roll.
Typically within 24 hours, nights and weekends included. Machine first: stabilize it and get you running. Root cause second.
You get a short written note: what failed, what I did, and what to watch. No mystery invoice, no upsell.
Service area: Based in Brevard County, serving Alachua, Broward, Citrus, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Hardee, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Manatee, Marion, Martin, Miami-Dade, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Putnam, St. Johns, St. Lucie, Sarasota, Seminole, Sumter, and Volusia counties.
A dead battery, a 25-year-old processor, one missing backup. The call that stopped your line tonight was avoidable, and the next one still is. When the machine is running again, two ways to get ahead of it: a Controls Inventory & Backup Week, or the free 15-point risk checklist you can walk yourself.
The worst time to look for a controls engineer is the day you need one.