Nationwide remote services

Remote Industrial Automation Services Anywhere in the United States

MAK Solutions provides remote PLC programming, HMI design, control system review, and project support for manufacturers across the United States. The remote model works the way you would expect: we deliver code, drawings, and design artifacts. Your in-house tech or contracted electrician handles the on-site install. For startup support and troubleshooting where remote-only is not enough, we ship a configured service modem that lets us connect directly to the panel over VPN, or we connect to your technician's laptop in real time during commissioning.

Based in: Northern Wisconsin Coverage: United States, all time zones Business hours: Central Time Communication: English, US-based, no offshore

How it works

The remote engagement cycle

Most remote projects move through the same five stages. Each stage is documented and handed off explicitly so you always know what is happening and what is coming next.

Step 01

Initial scoping call

We talk through the equipment, the existing control system if any, the timeline, and what the system needs to do. Most engagements get scoped in one or two calls.

Step 02

Remote design and development

PLC code, HMI screens, electrical drawings, BOMs, and network architecture all happen at our shop in Wisconsin. We share artifacts as they are ready (version controlled where it makes sense) so your team can review along the way.

Step 03

On-site install (your team or your contractor)

When the project is ready to land in the field, your in-house electrician or contracted panel shop handles the physical install using the drawings we delivered. We are available by phone or video during install for clarifications.

Step 04

Startup and commissioning support

For live commissioning we connect to your panel hardware over VPN (your IT can provision access) or we ship a configured service modem that lets us connect directly to the PLC over a cellular link with no IT setup needed. We stay on the line during initial runs to troubleshoot in real time.

Step 05

Post-startup support and documentation

Everything we deliver gets a documentation package your maintenance team can pick up and use at 2am. After startup we are still reachable for follow-up questions during a defined support window included in the engagement.

Deliverables

What gets delivered remotely

The full engineering output of a typical controls project gets produced and shipped remotely. Customers get the same documentation and code quality they would from a local integrator's shop.

  • PLC code (Studio 5000, RSLogix 500, Connected Components Workbench, TIA Portal, others)
  • HMI and SCADA screens (FactoryTalk View, WinCC, Ignition, AVEVA, Wonderware)
  • Electrical schematics and panel layout drawings (AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN, SolidWorks Electrical)
  • Bill of materials in your purchasing system's preferred format
  • Network architecture diagrams and switch configuration
  • Commissioning checklists and startup runbooks
  • Documentation packages tuned for your maintenance team
  • Code reviews and second-opinion engineering on existing systems

Need design help without a local integrator nearby?

Talk to us about your remote project

Send a message describing the equipment, the timeline, and the constraints (especially anything about your in-house tech availability or your IT's stance on remote access). We will reply within one business day with a fit assessment.