April 3, 2015: Controlled Conditions to Relocate Headquarters to Portsmouth, Va.

Company Provides HVAC and Refrigeration Services to Large Commercial and Industrial Clients

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Controlled Conditions Corp. announced it has acquired property in the Greenwood Industrial Park section of Portsmouth, Virginia, and will be consolidating and relocating its headquarters to this complex.

Phillip C. Jones, president of PECT Enterprises Corp., parent company of Controlled Conditions, said that over the course of this year, all functional and administrative operations for each of the operating groups will be relocating to a complex on six-plus acres of the Greenwood Industrial Park. The company is currently headquartered in Chesapeake, Virginia, with several ancillary facilities in Newport News, Virginia. PECT Enterprises Corp. is made up of Controlled Conditions as well as its sister companies Commonwealth Property Services, Diamond Contracting, SVS LLC, and several other smaller entities. Controlled Conditions is the flagship operating company within the corporation and provides HVAC and refrigeration services to large commercial and industrial clients along with many city, state, and federal facilities.

“We were very excited to see the significant level of engagement that the city has shown in recruiting us and many other small businesses to Portsmouth. They are truly small business friendly,” said Jones.

“It is important to us to be located in a city that understands and supports small and locally owned businesses like ours. This consolidation and move is critical to the company in order for us to continue to sustain the past growth levels and support the strategic, dynamic expansion levels projected,” Jones added.

Incorporated in 1977, Controlled Conditions is a leading commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration contractor in southeastern Virginia concentrating on the Richmond and Virginia Beach markets. The company also has divisions that specialize in building controls, building automation, and specialty medical equipment repair. For more information, visit www.controlledconditions.com.

Publication date: 3/30/2015

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