CMTA breaks away from traditional approaches to Consulting Engineering to envision high-performance buildings that succeed. We employ dynamic engineers who take a holistic, immersive approach to find the right energy solution for your project.
There's more than one way to achieve your energy goals with limited budgets. Our Performance Contracting solution is a creative way to enhance the environment for building owners who don't have access to traditional funding.
You've gotta have guts if you're going to be a leader. That's why we didn't shy away from innovating Zero Energy designs for high-performance buildings.
This was the smoothest construction project I can remember during my tenure at KEC. The project was ahead of all issues before they became problems, this was a great benefit to the Operations Department.
The Kentucky Exposition Center spans over 1.7 million square feet. Home of the Kentucky State Fair and many other large trade shows, the Kentucky Exposition Center housed an aging steam boiler plant and heating system infrastructure that was neither efficient nor cost effective.
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Vice President
Mr. Mussler is the managing partner of the Lexington, DC and Richmond offices of CMTA. His projects represent the broad spectrum of the building in ...
President
Mr. Seibert joined CMTA in 1982. Because of his leadership CMTA has gained a national reputation in the area of Zero Energy and high performance, e ...
Vice President
Mr. Farber is the director of the mechanical department in the Louisville office and assists in the overall management of the Louisville office. He ...
Vice President
Mr. Smith heads up the Energy Solutions division of CMTA focusing on performance contracting. Prior to moving into to Energy Solutions, his CMTA ex ...
National Director of Sustainable Projects
As CMTA’s National Director of Sustainable Projects, Mr. Hans works with architects and owners to increase the potential of projects to be sustai ...
Vice President
Mr. Benson joined CMTA in May 1987. He became a partner in 1993 and now manages the Louisville, Cincinnati and Indiana offices of CMTA. He h ...
