Industrial Technical Services, Inc

Industrial Technical Services (ITS) is a full-service industrial contractor established in 1994 by Spencer Tyson in Savannah. The company traces its roots to 1981 as an electrical, instrumentation, and controls firm, and has since integrated mechanical and civil construction specialties.

ITS serves industries including pulp and paper, chemicals, petroleum, manufacturing, food and beverage, bulk handling, and distribution. The team averages 80 skilled tradespeople, many NCCER certified with over 25 years of tenure at the company.

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