Integrity Control and Automation to celebrate new renovations

Wabash County, IN – Grow Wabash County invites the Wabash County community to join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, Nov. 22, to celebrate the renovation revamp of Integrity Control and Automation in Somerset.

"We are always excited to celebrate a local company that is investing not only into themselves but into the community they work in,” Chelsea Parson, project manager for development and marketing for Grow Wabash County, said. “The products and services that Integrity Control and Automation offer to their clients are a unique testament to the talent and ingenuity that is growing and thriving in the Wabash County business community.”

Integrity Control and Automation was founded by owners Tom and Rebecca Coath. The business focuses on programming and maintaining various service industrial control services, primarily in markets of water, wastewater, automotive and grain handling.  

What started out as an in-home business soon grew so large in its customer base that it required the Coaths to move into a larger commercial space. As a result, they set up shop in the 7,000 square-foot building they purchased at 5 Shopping Center Road in Somerset.

While their location was previously a space that hosted a flea market and two different restaurants, the Coaths, along with the rest of the Integrity Control and Automation team, has worked to repair and renovate the space to better fit their company’s needs. The work being done includes a new roof, new windows and siding, revitalized office space, and space to expand into according to their growing customer base’s demands and needs.

“We love being part of the Somerset community and supporting it by bringing our business to life,” Rebecca Coath said.  

The ribbon cutting ceremony will begin at noon on Friday, Nov. 22, at Integrity Controls & Automation, 5 Shopping Center Rd in Somerset.