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Lincoln runs on buildings that cannot drift. The Town has the highest concentration of greenhouses in Niagara and leads Ontario in greenhouse floriculture production, and a growing environment that slips two degrees overnight costs a crop, not just comfort. The same is true of a manufacturing floor holding process tolerances and an arena holding ice. Lincoln
Open-protocol building automation gives Lincoln operators real-time visibility into temperature, humidity, and equipment status, with alerts before a failure becomes a loss. We build on Niagara 4 and BACnet, so your controls talk to whatever equipment you already have and you are never locked into one vendor's software or service contract. For a greenhouse operator running multiple ranges, or a town managing four fire stations and two arenas from one desk, that means one dashboard instead of four systems and four phone calls.
We handle the full lifecycle of your building systems, from design and installation through maintenance, repairs, and retrofits.
Boilers, rooftop units, make-up air, and unit heaters for plants, warehouses, and institutional buildings. Installation, seasonal start-up, repair, and TSSA-compliant service. Our commercial heating services cover repairs, replacements, and seasonal inspections that catch failures before the cold does.
Chillers, rooftop cooling, and process cooling for manufacturing and food and beverage facilities. From air handling units to chillers, our cooling solutions keep tenants comfortable through humid Hamilton summers while keeping energy use predictable.
Our ventilation and air balancing services resolve uneven airflow, stale air, and humidity problems across every zone of your building. Exhaust, make-up air, filtration, and humidity control for production floors, schools, and community facilities.
As a Niagara 4 certified building automation contractor, we design and service open-protocol building automation systems built on Niagara 4 and BACnet. Open protocols mean your team owns its own system: no vendor lock-in, no proprietary service contracts, and no waiting on someone else to make a simple change. Learn more about the benefits of building automation for Hamilton buildings.
Environmental controls, heating, and ventilation for growing operations, packing houses, and cold storage across Lincoln's greenhouse and tender fruit sector. We understand how to handle the specialized needs of greenhouse HVAC.
Alpine HVAC serves all of Lincoln. That includes Beamsville, Vineland, Vineland Station, Jordan, Jordan Station, and Campden, along with the surrounding rural and agricultural properties. Our headquarters is in Vineland Station, so most Lincoln sites are a short drive rather than a dispatch from another city.
Yes. Greenhouse and growing environments are a regular part of our work in this area. Lincoln holds the highest concentration of greenhouses in Niagara, and we handle heating, ventilation, humidity control, and automation for growing ranges, packing facilities, and cold storage.
No. Alpine works exclusively on commercial, industrial, institutional, and agricultural buildings. We do not service houses. If you manage a condo corporation, a church, a restaurant, or any other non-residential building, that is our work.
Yes. Municipal and institutional facilities are a core part of what we do. Arenas, pools, fire stations, libraries, and community centres each carry different load profiles and occupancy patterns, and we build maintenance and control strategies around how the building is actually used rather than a generic schedule.
Response time depends on the call volume at the time, but being based in Vineland Station means our technicians are already in the area rather than travelling in from Toronto, Hamilton, or St. Catharines. Clients on a preventive maintenance agreement receive priority scheduling.
Not always, and we will tell you when the answer is no. Automation earns its cost where a building has multiple zones, variable occupancy, a process that depends on stable conditions, or a facility team stretched across several sites. A single-zone building with a steady schedule often does better with good controls and a maintenance plan than with a full BAS.
