Buffalo, NY — November 17, 2025— Stark Tech is excited to announce the acquisition of Day Automation, a respected leader in building automation, security, and energy management solutions. Day Automation has a long-standing reputation for innovation, outstanding service, and trusted partnerships—particularly within the K-12 education market.
For years, Day Automation has been one of Stark Tech’s closest competitors in New York State, sharing mutual respect and a deep commitment to quality, innovation, and customer success. This acquisition brings together two organizations with shared values and complementary expertise, combining the best of both to deliver greater value, expanded capabilities, and a broader range of building technology solutions to customers.
Day Automation has offices in Rochester, Binghamton, Long Island, Buffalo, East Syracuse, Corning, Ogdensberg, Albany and New Paltz, New York. These locations enable the Day team to support customers across New York State with their energy management and protective systems solutions and service offerings.
What This Means for Customers
- Enhanced Offerings: Clients will gain access to a broader portfolio of integrated products and services — all backed by the same high standards of performance, innovation, and reliability that define both organizations.
- Stronger Support: By uniting two industry-leading teams, Stark Tech and Day Automation will deliver deeper technical expertise, more robust regional support, and faster, more efficient service.
- Continuity and Stability: There will be no interruption to current services or account relationships.
A Seamless Transition and a Shared Future
“Our goal is simple — to make this transition seamless for our customers while continuing to deliver the exceptional service they deserve,” said Tim Geiger, President of Stark Tech. “We are thrilled to welcome Day Automation to the Stark Tech team and look forward to what we can achieve together.”
K–12 schools have become increasingly energy-intensive environments. The adoption of digital learning technologies, HVAC systems for climate control, and new health and safety ventilation standards have added investment requirements to address aging building infrastructure and controls. As with every industry, the K–12 sector’s increasing electricity consumption amplifies the need for energy solutions that reduce energy demand. In addition, school superintendents and board officials are investing in protective systems to keep students and faculty safe. Stark Tech’s integration of Day Automation technologies and expertise directly addresses these challenges—supporting schools to become safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
“We’re genuinely excited about this next chapter,” added Jeff Day of Day Automation. “By joining forces, we’re strengthening our ability to serve our clients and drive innovation across the building technologies landscape.”
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Stark Tech is a leading provider of comprehensive building technology solutions, offering expertise in building automation, energy management, security, and power solutions. With headquarters in Buffalo, NY, and operations across the United States, Stark Tech’s mission is to help organizations create smarter, more sustainable, and more efficient environments. For more information, visit www.starktech.com.
