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We Understand the TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIPTotal Cost of Ownership, also referred to as Life-Cycle Cost, is a comprehensive measure of asset expenses. It encompasses both acquisition costs, or First Cost, and operational costs. The disparity between First Cost and Total Cost of Ownership can be significant. In our industry, some of the hidden expenses that contribute to this disparity include utility costs, add-ons, service contracts, service calls, training, and software upgrades. At CCG, we prioritize Total Cost of Ownership in every project we undertake. While we may not always offer the lowest First Cost, our focus on Total Cost of Ownership consistently surpasses the competition. Unlike our competitors who emphasize First Cost to divert attention from the bigger picture, we ensure that all factors, including comfort, are considered in project development.
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Company NewsCCG Helps EHOVE Career Center During PandemicEHOVE Career Center has a new tool called needlepoint bi- polar ionization as part of its safety & wellness efforts during the pandemic that will also be a long-term asset. The ionization system is very effective in killing COVID-19, as well as other viruses, bacteria and molds, including influenza. Akron Children's Hospital Considine Building Win Energy Award The American Society for Health Care Engineers announced that Akron Childrens Hospital has won an Energy to Care Gold Standard Award. Energy Project of the Year at Strasburg-Franklin Local Schools CCG was recognized by Association of Energy Engineers. Leetonia Exempted Village School See Big Reduction in Energy Check out the message we just received from Leetonia Exempted Village Schools! CCG Automation Completes Campus Wide Metering Project at Akron Childrens Hospital CCG Automation recently completed a campus-wide metering project at Akron Children's Hospital to help track energy usage throughout the campus. CCG Automation Completes Lighting Upgrades at James A. Garfield Local Schools CCG Automation recently completed lighting upgrades at the High School/Middle School in the James A. Garfield Local School District, located in Garrettsville, OH. |
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