Irrigation Technology & Control Inc. (ITC), founded in 1992 by Lee Biles, has established itself as a leading irrigation and pump service provider serving the Wenatchee and Columbia Valleys. With a focus on Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan counties, ITC offers extensive services, including the installation and maintenance of irrigation pump systems. The company has progressively expanded its offerings to meet the needs of commercial orchardists, municipalities, and public entities while maintaining a commitment to quality and integrity.
As a licensed Irrigation and Electrical Contractor, ITC is uniquely positioned to evaluate and address the complexities of a system’s water and electrical needs. Over the years, ITC has earned a top ranking in installing and servicing Variable Frequency Drives, a crucial component for optimizing pump performance. With a collective experience of over 100 years among its personnel, ITC possesses deep knowledge and capability to provide customers with quality assessments and solutions.
Located in East Wenatchee, WA, ITC operates from a 5000 square foot service shop where they perform various pump and motor repairs, catering to both residential and industrial applications. They maintain a standard inventory of high-quality products and mechanical controls, ensuring that solutions are delivered efficiently. ITC promotes preventative maintenance strategies, emphasizing that simple repairs can save significant costs compared to complete replacements.
In addition to troubleshooting, ITC offers engineering and design services, guiding both straightforward and complex projects. They are attentive to client needs regardless of whether the project is publicly or privately funded, highlighting their commitment to quality outcomes.
In summary, ITC stands out not only for its comprehensive services but also for its dedication to innovation and preserving the future of hydrology, ensuring that investments in reliable irrigation and pumping solutions yield lasting benefits for all stakeholders.
