Formed in 1996, TESTCOMM has been providing building systems testing and commissioning related services for          the construction industry. (Click for Company History)        

TESTCOMM believes commissioning is more than a textbook process.   We believe that commissioning should be an added value to the owner; an exceptional  service to provide systems that work, solutions to problems encountered, and the least impact on project cost and schedule. Our core purpose and values reflect these ideals. Core Values 

 

Our services include testing and balancing of heating and air conditioning, and hydronic systems, full building commissioning for new construction, re- and retro- commissioning services for existing facilities, sound and vibration testing, infrared thermographic imaging and consulting in mechanical and maintenance fields.

We handle projects from single unit test and balance through testing and commissioning complex building systems throughout the Pacific Northwest.  We also serve national accounts across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Past and present projects are diverse and highly technical, including university academic and housing buildings, historic buildings, hospitals, manufacturing and processing facilities, convention and exhibition facilities, national retail facilities, schools, office buildings, healthcare and laboratory facilities. TESTCOMM has TAB technicians residing in the Tri-Cities area to better serve the southern Washington, northern Oregon region.

Our customers include the State of Washington, Sacred Heart Medical Center, Kootenai Medical Center, Eastern Washington University, Montana State University, Washington State University, Community Colleges of Spokane, Goodrich, Costco Wholesale Warehouses, Fairchild and Malmstrom Air Force Bases, Spokane School District and many others.

                                             

        We maintain a full inventory of certified and calibrated testing equipment necessary to provide our services.

          TESTCOMM believes its greatest resource is its people.  We employ highly qualified TAB technicians, commissioning

        authorities, technical and research personnel and administrative staff.