Analytical Technologies, Inc. | Kendall Augustine, President
At Solar Lighting International, Inc., we support our network of installing partners who are a valued extension of our company. We recently sat down with Kendall Augustine at Analytical Technologies, Inc. to tell us a bit about his company, their values, and experiences with our product and recent installation.
Tell us a bit about your company:
Analytical Technologies, Inc. was founded in October 2018 by Kendall Augustine and Aaron Eldridge. The owners are both 100% Native American owners and hold a Certificate of Authority to work on Native American lands by the Navajo Nation Authority Act.
What’s your vision for Analytical Technologies, Inc.?
In the next 5 years, we’d like to open up a manufacturing warehouse for our solar charging station. We designed and fabricated these, and we want to mass produce these here in the US.
What is your experience level?
Kendall Augustine – President, Analytical Technologies, Inc.
I hold a degree in Electrical Technology and have 8 years of Project Management Experience with Material Testing Companies, with 15 years’ total experience in the field.
What interested you in our products?
We were initially interested in Solar Lighting International, Inc., because the Stealth light is American made, designed, and manufactured. The Stealth light was not only affordable, but it was also easy to install as well, so we knew this was the product we wanted to use.
The light has a sleek design, looks professional and durable, and once I got the physical product, I knew this was a really high-quality lighting system.
What was your installation experience like with our Stealth All-In-One LED Streetlight?
It was a simple process; the end client is a business owner who owns a shopping center on Native American land. The actual land is owned by the Navajo Nation and the parking lot is owned by the end-user.
The install took about 6 hours with a crew size of two men, one of which was a temp worker hired to help.
The total cost of the lights was made up in a little over two and a half months.