About
FSM (Facility Solutions & Management) manages over $100,000,000 in annual utility costs across more than 5,000 utility accounts — a scale that gives Tallahassee-area facility managers and property owners access to enterprise-level electrical and energy expertise through a responsive small firm. Operating since 2010, FSM delivers full-service MEP design engineering, building controls and automation, and energy services across commercial, government, healthcare, education, retail, and multifamily properties. Their three divisions — FSM Engineering, FSM Controls, and FSM Energy — cover the full lifecycle of a facility's electrical and mechanical systems, from initial design through commissioning, controls integration, and ongoing energy optimization. FSM Engineering handles electrical design for new construction and renovation projects, including office buildings, data centers, student housing, and restaurants. FSM Controls specializes in open-protocol building automation systems, with deep expertise in Niagara and SkySpark platforms, enabling facility managers to unify lighting controls, HVAC, power distribution monitoring, and demand response into a single integrated architecture. FSM Energy targets measurable outcomes, promising utility cost reductions of up to 40% through lighting retrofits, HVAC upgrades, energy audits, and shared-savings contracting arrangements that align FSM's compensation with verified performance gains. Their demand response and energy management services are particularly valuable for multi-site operators and institutional portfolio holders managing utility costs across numerous accounts. Though headquartered at 150 John Knox Rd in Tallahassee, FL, FSM served facilities in 12 states coast-to-coast as of 2019, including California, Texas, New York, and Pennsylvania — making them a strong regional partner for multi-site property managers with holdings beyond Florida. Facility managers evaluating energy upgrades, controls modernization, or commissioning services will find FSM's combined engineering and energy management depth difficult to match at the local level.
