Surna, Inc. (OTCMKTS:SRNA) specializes in the design and manufacture of advanced environmental control systems tailored to indoor cultivation facilities, with a primary focus on the regulated cannabis industry. The company’s solutions encompass precision heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) equipment, dehumidification units and process air handlers designed to maintain optimal temperature, humidity and airflow. By offering turn-key engineering services and customized system layouts, Surna helps cultivators maximize plant health, yield and energy efficiency while mitigating risks related to mold, pathogens and system failures.
The company’s product portfolio includes modular dehumidification systems under its UTA & DewPOINT Series, closed‐loop chiller systems branded COOLTank™, and dedicated cannabis cultivation controls through its eCology™ platform. Integrated sensors and remote monitoring capabilities enable real-time data collection, trend analysis and automated adjustments. Surna also provides installation support, preventive maintenance programs and sustainability assessments to ensure long-term operational reliability and compliance with regulatory standards.
Founded in Colorado and rebranded as Surna in 2015 following a strategic corporate restructuring, the company has steadily expanded through targeted acquisitions and partnerships. Under the leadership of CEO Matthew Kitto, Surna strengthened its engineering team and broadened its manufacturing footprint. With a management group combining expertise in HVAC engineering, process automation and horticulture, the company remains committed to innovation and product development specifically attuned to plant-science requirements.
Surna serves a diverse client base across North America, including licensed indoor cultivation facilities in California, Colorado, Oregon and Washington, as well as select international markets in Canada and Europe. By aligning its technical solutions with local energy codes and cultivation best practices, the company continues to support the rapid evolution of controlled‐environment agriculture and emerging vertical markets.
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