Controls and BMS company expands into Birmingham office

04 April, 2012

Birmingham’s Brindley Place is home to a new regional office of Automated Building Controls Group.

Automated Building Controls Group has opened a new regional office in Birmingham’s fashionable Brindley Place and is looking to help local businesses manage their buildings more efficiently and reduce their energy costs. Director Paul Morrall says, ‘We have moved into Brindley Place specifically to develop our Midlands client base and to offer specialist support to facility management providers and end users.

‘The new office will provide superb accommodation for our Birmingham operation and is part of our regional growth strategy.’

The company has offices in Gloucestershire, Cardiff, London and Birmingham and provides 24/7 coverage and local support to clients across the whole of the UK.

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