TCM is one of Tasmania's leading Building Services contractors, employing thirty fully qualified tradespeople, in the fields of HVAC Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Refrigeration, Welding, Electrical Contractors, Maintenance and Building Management. The company has a long history of providing a range of air conditioning, electrical, building management controls systems and maintenance services to the state of Tasmania.

Angus MacLeod, the current Managing Director, and Bob Lewer, a leading figure in the Tasmanian Air Conditioning Industry, took control of Tasmanian Controls and Maintenance (TCM) on 30th August 1967. The primary area of work was air conditioning maintenance and controls.

The Company expanded taking on the Satchwell (GEC) controls agency for Tasmania. Large controls and electrical installations were completed at St Johns Park and Launceston General Hospitals and the Hobart Lands Building in addition to many State Government maintenance contracts throughout the state.

Angus MacLeod took over the Company in 1972. The Company's services expanded into mechanical services installations later in that decade, thereby ending the need for TCM to engage any subcontractors.

Chris Wright joined TCM in 1982 as a mechanical projects manager and became a director and part owner in 1987.

Now TCM is developing its services in the direction of total building maintenance management and encompasses maintenance and installation of mechanical services, Direct Digital Control (DDC) and electrical services systems. The electrical services cover mechanical, access and security, fire and light and power. Maintenance remains the core of the organisation ensuring that our interest and involvement with the installation of projects is directed towards producing an effective and easily maintained installation for our clients for years to come.