PRINCIPAL - Paul Cenci PE - Email Paul

Paul Cenci is one of the partner owners of Samuel Tepp Associates, LLC. Samuel Tepp has been a manufacturer's representative in New Jersey and southern New York since 1959. After graduating from Pratt Institute in 1986 Paul's engineering career began at Gibbs and Cox, Marine Architects and Naval Engineers. He worked on the HVAC system design for the USS Arleigh Burke DDG-51, first of the Aegis Class Destroyers. In 1988 Paul joined Plasse Industrial, the first Greenheck Representative in New York, working with Herman Plasse. In 1990 he joined Air Distribution Enterprises in New York. Paul obtained his New York P.E. license in 1998 and joined Samuel Tepp not long after. He has extensive experience in HVAC system design, industrial fan construction and acoustics. Paul continues to provide technical assistance and training for building owners and consulting engineers, as well as provide direct customer sales support.

PRINCIPAL - Brian England - Email Brian

Brian England is one of the partner owners of Samuel Tepp Associates, LLC. Samuel Tepp has been a manufacturer's representative in New Jersey and southern New York since 1959. Brian's engineering career started in United States Naval Nuclear Power with formal education including fluid dynamics, heat transfer, materials, reactor principles and electrical theory. He served aboard the submarine USS Florida SSBN-728, as well as at Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit, Ballston Spa, NY. He was a certified instructor training prospective naval nuclear power plant operators, and continuing education and training for staff instructors. After leaving the U.S. Navy in 1997 he worked for the United McGill Corporation until joining Samuel Tepp in early 2000. He has extensive experience with mechanical systems, fluid/air flow and acoustics. Brian continues to provide technical assistance and training for building owners and consulting engineers, as well as provide direct customer sales support.

ENGINEERING SERVICES - Keith Miller - Email Keith

Keith Miller's engineering career spans 45 years in the jet engine and HVAC industries. As a jet engine performance engineer he developed test methods and conducted/analyzed test results for experimental and production military and commercial engines. Data spanned the very large range of pressures, temperatures and airflows required to simulate subsonic and supersonic aircraft operating from sea level to over 70,000 feet. His activity in the HVAC industry over the last 40 years included 26 years as the president of a design/build/service mechanical contracting firm specializing in medical and industrial testing laboratories, industrial facilities, and data centers. Keith now provides advisory services in the HVAC industry in the areas of mechanical equipment selection, air distribution design and evaluation of problem air and water systems. He also conducts educational seminars at consulting engineering offices on the selection, application, and control of air moving and air distribution equipment as review methods to assess and improve system underperformance.