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APA, LLC to showcase energy efficient services at the Northeast Buildings & Facilities Management Trade Show

APA, LLC (APA) has expanded its service group product line to include energy-efficiency training for existing Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 clients. The program combines turnkey equipment replacement with cost-effective solutions, provided by a world-class team of factory-trained, experienced technicians. APA's newest products and services will be showcased in the Northeast Buildings & Facilities Management Trade Show on June 6th and June 7th. APA has continued its legacy of investment with more technicians, the newest technologies, a comprehensive in-house parts inventory and faster service response time. As a leader in HVAC solutions, APA factory-trained technicians conduct in-depth site audits and develop preventative maintenance contracts that quantify spare parts, develop life-cycle analyses and strengthen the integrity of building systems. Clients can optimize the performance of equipment that is essential to critical environments. From new equipment startup to building retrofits that enhance the efficiency of existing systems to a parts and service capability that's second to none, clients rely on APA to keep them moving in the right direction. APA's focus on energy efficiency has made it one of the market's most powerful providers. For more information about APA, contact Rebecca Adams, director of technical services, at 781-989-4159
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