June, 2007

After 15 years of growing our business, Superior Controls proudly announces that we are expanding and moving into our own headquarters. On March 20, Superior Controls purchased a 24,000 sq. ft., three story, brick office building in Seabrook, NH. The building, constructed in 1988, formerly served as the administrative headquarters for Sovereign Chemicals.

The new building roughly triples our current space and will perfectly complement and support Superior Controls business growth plans in the coming years. An aggressive schedule for an early July move is on track, and Rick Ascanio is handling the numerous fast track renovations that are in progress.

The added space will allow us to meet the needs of a growing customer base. The building layout includes a dedicated validation documentation preparation/ staging area and multiple conference rooms. One level is being prepared to house our software and documentation libraries, as well as areas for project testing, equipment staging and calibration, and factory acceptance testing.

In addition to optimizing the building layout for office and test areas, basic upgrades include a massive parking lot expansion to accommodate 88 vehicles, and fresh paint and new carpeting for all the office areas. We are also putting in place a number of Green Initiatives which include upgrading the heating system with high efficiency boilers, installing staged electrical service for all AC condensers, and replacing all fluorescent bulbs and ballasts building-wide. Other installations include state-of-the-art security and surveillance systems, and biometric access control.

The building is located on 2.8 acres and is approximately 15 minutes from our current office. One great feature is that it is easily accessible from Interstate 95, with the nearest exit just a couple miles away.

To celebrate the closing in March, Superior Controls employees toured the new headquarters and had the opportunity to view the building prior to all of the renovations. This was followed by an enjoyable company dinner at a nearby restaurant.

As Heidi French, a long time employee, said, "Yesterday isn't soon enough to be enjoying all our new building has to offer."