TRANSFORMING RISK INTO REWARD
TCI of NY is your one-stop solution for recycling, disposal and repair of transformers and other oil-filled electrical equipment, bulk and drummed oils and PILC cable, as well as complete substation dismantling. Through strategic partnerships with our sister companies, we are able to handle all of your needs.
To ensure full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, utilities and industrial facilities across the U.S. turn to TCI of NY for complete management of their:
• Switches
• Capacitors
• Ballasts
• PILC cable
• Bulk and drummed oil
• Debris
• Distribution transformers (pad- and pole-mounted units)
• Network transformers
• Regulators
• Substation generating transformers
• Breakers (oil and SF6 gas)
• Bushings
In addition to processing your equipment, TCI takes responsibility for completing all required state and federal documentation, ensuring that you are in full compliance throughout these processes. In short, TCI of NY’s experience and expertise gives you the peace of mind that comes from knowing the job will be done safely and correctly from the start to completion.
SERVICES
TCI of NY will conduct onsite testing and evaluations of your transformers and other oil-filled electrical equipment, remove and recycle equipment, and repair and return those items capable of continued safe and efficient operation.
TCI of NY is committed to the safe, environmentally responsible testing, removal, transportation and processing of transformers and other oil-filled electrical equipment. We pride ourselves on removing hazardous materials from our environment, and recycling rather than landfilling obsolete equipment.
ENVIRONMENT & SAFETY
Top 5ive changemaker awards
TCI participated in the Capital Region Independent Media Top 5IVE Changemaker Awards celebration last week honoring exceptional individuals and companies in the region.
Brian Hemlock, President TCI presented awards to the winning companies: Helping Harvest, Innovation Station, High & Mighty Therapeutic Riding, Mueller’s Automotive and Carver Companies.
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