HTS Shows Off Its Cool

No, this is not typical HTS office attire. The was at the 2013 HTS 1920s-themed holiday party (we love the zoot suit on salesman Mark Henderson). HTS has been nothing short of the cat’s pajamas this year. Principal Mike Donovan tells us that, with an exclusive connection with Daikin (the largest air-conditioning company in the world), HTS can handle every HVAC-related challenge. That includes turnkey solutions such as custom equipment selections, energy analysis, LEED-certification consulting, commissioning, building automation, and vital service maintenance. Think of it as a mechanical solutions company providing large equipment to even the most complicated construction project. The company is intimately involved with the design community before the shovel hits the dirt, finding a cost effective and energy efficient solution to make the project happen. HTS trucks are rolling all over Texas, gunning for retrofits, refurbishings, and upgrades. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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