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B.T. Lindsay & Co. Partners with Air Temp Mechanical and PremiStar in Hartford, CT
Since its founding in 1984, B.T. Lindsay & Co. has developed longstanding, trusted relationships with religious organizations, schools, and companies in the commercial/industrial sectors. The company has grown over the past four decades through its relentless attention to customer service, which is matched only by its deep technical, engineering, and installation expertise. B.T. Lindsay & Co. will retain its brand and operate as a division of Air Temp Mechanical, which joined the PremiStar family of companies in January 2025. Air Temp Mechanical provides energy, HVAC/mechanical installation, maintenance and repair, building control, plumbing, and sheet metal fabrication services to a diverse base of customers from Hartford to New Haven and the surrounding area.
DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS / ACCESS Newswire / June 17, 2025 / PremiStar, an industry leader providing commercial and industrial HVAC, plumbing, and building automation services, announced today that B.T. Lindsay & Co., a commercial HVAC design/build installation and service provider in West Hartford, CT., has partnered with Air Temp Mechanical, a PremiStar company headquartered in Berlin, CT. This partnership expands PremiStar's capabilities in central Connecticut and strengthens its commitment to customers in the manufacturing, education, technology, healthcare, commercial/industrial, and property management sectors.
"Joining forces with Air Temp and PremiStar will enable us to accelerate growth, provide teammates with career advancement opportunities, and offer our customers a wider range of services," said B.T. Lindsay & Co. President Chris Lindsay. "Air Temp's commitment to training and innovation to provide customers with a one-stop solution for commercial HVAC solutions made this partnership a perfect fit. Joining the PremiStar family of companies will enable us to collaborate with industry leaders nationwide to advance best practices in our industry."
"I am excited to welcome Chris and his entire team at B.T. Lindsay & Co. to Air Temp and PremiStar," said Air Temp Mechanical President Jeff Leone. "Businesses of all sizes face challenges in reducing energy costs and improving the efficiency of their HVAC systems. This partnership strengthens our ability to deliver unmatched value by providing a wide range of fully integrated services for customers throughout central Connecticut."
About PremiStar
PremiStar, formerly Reedy Industries, operates 53 commercial HVAC, building automation, and plumbing branches across 16 states. PremiStar is transforming the industry by investing in leading regional owner-operators, extraordinary people, unique customer-centered solutions, and the communities it serves. With over 2,400 employees, PremiStar supports owners and managers of critical facilities in the commercial, municipal, educational, and industrial markets by helping them create healthier, more cost-effective, and more energy-efficient environments.
Contact Information
Bill Tamul
Vice President, M&A
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617.480.2085
SOURCE: PremiStar
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