PX Design LLC builds the floor plans, mechanical graphics and operator interfaces that building automation contractors put in front of their clients — drawn to your standards, ready to drop into the station.
Before & After
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2D schematic vs. 3D isometric render of the same first floor plan
Before & After
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Office admin floor plan — drag to reveal the ductwork overlay
What we do
A BAS is only as good as the interface in front of it. We turn point lists, drawings and station exports into clear, consistent graphics: floor plans with live status, mechanical equipment pages that mirror the real plant, and dashboards that answer the question an operator is already asking.
Every package is built to your naming convention, your color logic and your navigation structure — so it drops into the station without a cleanup pass, and looks consistent next to everything else in the project.
Who we work with
Services
Clean, color-coded floor plans that show zones, equipment and point status at a glance — drawn to your naming convention and station hierarchy.
Niagara-ready page structure, navigation and graphics designed for the way operators actually move through a station during an alarm.
Hand-off sessions, walkthroughs and ongoing support that help your team and your clients actually use the graphics we deliver.
Realistic exteriors, campus plans and site context renders that give a BAS presentation a finished, professional look.
Client feedback
“The floor plans matched our naming convention exactly. We dropped them straight into the station and the client thought we had an in-house graphics department.”
Controls Project Manager
Regional BAS Integrator
“Turnaround was the difference. We handed over the point list on a Monday and had reviewed graphics back in time for the commissioning walk.”
Senior Systems Engineer
Mechanical Contractor
“Our Niagara UI finally looks like the rest of our brand. The graphics hold up in front of building owners, which is what closes the next project.”
Automation Group Lead
Niagara Systems Integrator
Why contractors keep us on retainer
Tags, units, abbreviations and color logic follow your standard. Nothing shipped that you would have to redraw.
Most packages are drafted, reviewed and returned inside the project schedule — including revisions after your markup.
One point of contact, clear scope before work starts, and status you can pass on to your client without chasing.
We work from point lists, station exports and CAD backgrounds the way controls teams actually hand work over.
Share your station export, drawings or screenshots and tell us what you need. You get back scope, timing and a quote.
