Landis Bonfitto Mechanical Group is a Linc Service Contractor

This means we follow the principles of the Linc System to provide preventive HVAC service and energy solutions for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. The Linc System has been a proven method for success in our business, and it clearly separates us from the competition. We are also part of the international Linc Service® Network, which is comprised of more than 160 mechanical contractors. All of us are connected by our desire to provide the best possible service our industry has to offer.

What We Do as a Linc Service Contractor

Utilizing Linc Service® in our business, LBMG customizes solutions for our clients that maximize their operating budgets, increase the efficiencies of their buildings, and prolong the life of building assets. We use the resources of Linc Service to add tremendous value for our clients in many ways, namely:

  • Reduced Owning & Operating Costs
  • Improved Equipment Reliability and Uptime
  • Increased Building Comfort and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
  • Enhanced Responsiveness and Service
  • Increased Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

How We Help as a Linc Service Contractor

No matter where you work or what you do, today’s facilities are faced with many challenges that impact not only how your business operates, but also the comfort and productivity of your occupants. LBMG understands these challenges, and we are here to help! For us, it’s a matter of utilizing the Linc System to create innovative building management and energy efficient programs.

A Consultative Approach

We systematically examine every aspect of your building’s operating costs to evaluate what you are spending now, find inefficiencies, and clearly identify areas for improvement.

A Customized Solution

Years of technical and financial expertise go to work in designing and implementing customizable solutions to maximize your operating budget, increase building efficiency, and help prolong the life of your assets.

A Process that Works

Our deep industry experience and proven practices allow us to exceed expectations every time, with the goal of being 100% referencable.

This proven process produces real results, namely:

No matter where you work or what you do, today’s facilities are faced with many challenges that impact not only how your business operates, but also the comfort and productivity of your occupants. LBMG understands these challenges, and we are here to help! For us, it’s a matter of utilizing the Linc System to create innovative building management and energy efficient programs.

  • Proactive and Preventive Maintenance
  • Retrofits and Replacements
  • Commissioning and Re-commissioning
  • Building Automation/Controls
  • Guaranteed Energy Solutions
  • System Design
  • Engineering
  • Expert Project Management
  • Energy Efficiency Programs
  • Measurement and Verification
  • Energy Audits/Management
  • LEED/ENERGY STAR Certification

Industry Specialization

As a Linc Service Contractor, we have gained a reputation as the premier HVAC service provider in Northampton, Lehigh, Berks, Chester, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, and Philadelphia Counties in Pennsylvania. We specialize in building value and providing serviceable solutions to our clients in several industries. Our capabilities in these industries have enabled our clients to reduce their owning and operating costs, and make their buildings more efficient, safe, and sustainable. With decades of Linc expertise fortifying our mechanical service base, we provide the right solutions every time—no matter what your facility’s needs are.

Our clients often tell us they are trying to overcome the same obstacles—rising energy costs, shrinking resources, and decreased funding. They also find themselves in aging structures with unpredictable operating budgets that experience reduced building efficiency. More than ever, facility decision- makers must do more with less.

LBMG creates comprehensive programs that look at the entire life cycle cost of a facility, so that critical decisions can be made with both current and future goals in mind.

Business & Industry

Commercial Real Estate, Office Buildings, Industrial & Manufacturing
  • There are nearly 6 million commercial buildings and industrial facilities (combined) in the U.S
  • The combined annual energy costs for U.S. commercial buildings and industrial facilities is $400 billion
  • The combined percentage of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions generated by commercial buildings and industrial facilities is 45%
  • HVAC systems account for 39% of the energy used in commercial buildings in the United States

Technology & Data

Data Centers, Mission Critical Facilities
  • There are nearly 510,000 data centers worldwide
  • Globally, data centers occupy nearly 286 million-square-feet of space, which is equivalent to about 6,000 football fields
  • From 2005 to 2010, electricity used by data centers worldwide increased by about 56%, and now represents about 1.5% of global electricity use
  • A 50,000-square-foot data center consumes about 5 megawatts of power
  • Servers in U.S. data centers use as much power as 5 million homes
  • Data centers consume up to 40 times more power per square foot than anything else in the asset portfolio

Medical Facilities

  • HVAC systems account for 40–60% of total energy consumption in hospitals. (Source: U.S. Department of Energy)
  • Hospitals use 2.5 times more energy per square foot than typical commercial buildings, largely due to intensive HVAC and ventilation demands.

Specialized Manufacturing

  • HVAC systems account for 30% to 70% of energy use in specialized manufacturing facilities, depending on process needs. (Source: U.S. Department of Energy, CBECS)
  • Cleanrooms, common in pharmaceuticals and microelectronics, consume 50–100 times more energy per square foot than standard office space—largely due to HVAC.

Educational

  • HVAC accounts for 30% to 50% of total energy use in educational buildings.(Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration – CBECS)
  • U.S. K–12 schools spend $8 billion annually on energy, second only to salaries.
  • Of this, heating and cooling make up 60% of utility costs

Government

  • HVAC systems account for 40%–60% of total energy use in government buildings. (Source: U.S. Department of Energy – CBECS)
  • Heating alone accounts for approximately 30% of government building energy use.
  • Many government buildings are older:
    • More than 50% were built before 1980, and often operate outdated HVAC systems at 65–75% efficiency.

Correctional Facilities

  • HVAC accounts for 40%–60% of total energy use in correctional facilities.(Source: U.S. Department of Energy)
  • Prisons operate 24/7/365, with dense occupancy, so energy use per square foot is significantly higher than typical commercial buildings.
  • Many correctional facilities are older:
    • Over 50% were built before 1980, often with outdated systems operating at 60–70% efficiency.

Food Services

  • HVAC accounts for 25%–40% of a restaurant’s total energy use. (Source: U.S. Energy Star for Small Business)
  • Restaurants use 5–7 times more energy per square foot than other commercial buildings due to:
    • Cooking equipment heat loads
    • Extended operating hours