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Posted: November 17, 2020
IREON welcomes Brad Klatt, Jeffrey Hendler and David Klatt of Logical Buildings to its roster
Westbury, NY ireon is honored to welcome Brad Klatt, co-founder / chairman, Jeffrey Hendler / co-founder / CEO and David Klatt, COO of Logical Buildings to hold the exclusive Energy Conservation services category. Logical Building was recommended by ireon member Peter Sabesan of Cresa. Logical Buildings is the leading smart building software and solutions company empowering the nation’s largest Multi family and Commercial real estate managers to reduce energy and operating costs, achieve sustainability goals and improve tenant comfort.
Logical Buildings operates at the forefront of innovation in property and energy tech. Decentralization, decarbonization and digitization in the power industry means building owners now have unprecedented control of their energy bill and the ability to generate revenue from existing assets. Building digitization improves building operations across the board with smart sensors that identify issues in buildings’ systems, prolonging equipment life and optimizing day-to-day tasks.
Contact Information:
Brad Klatt
D: 973 852 1709
M: 973 222 8600
[email protected]
Jeffrey Hendler
D: 908 517 3728
M: 845 659 4248
[email protected]
David Klatt
O: 908 517 3730
M: 973 600 3731
[email protected]
290 West Mount Pleasant Ave, Suite 1360
Livingston, NJ 07039
Main: (908) 517 3730
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