An increasing number of property owners and managers recognize the need for water and energy conservation and management. Driven by increasing water and energy bills and a push by their residents, often owners and managers do not understand how much of the bill they can affect. We can help.
Step 1 – Property Audit
Our team will conduct an on-site assessment and outline all areas for improvement. Our overview includes a detailed existing equipment inventory list, which identifies every piece of equipment that consumes energy on the property. The list outlines visuals, quantities of each piece of equipment, rated useful life, and efficiency–all of which is extremely valuable to the maintenance staff and building engineers. The improvements overview also includes specific solutions, estimated or hard bid costs, any incentives or financing available as well as energy and maintenance savings calculations.
Step 2 – Savings Analysis
We collaborate with diverse teams that specialize in building performance–from owners to investors, managers, new construction teams, and renovation teams for existing properties to optimize energy-efficient solutions for the entire building. We develop a system design, product specifications, value engineering, and energy modeling.
Step 3 – Implementation
Our full-service in-house project management team takes the stress off the property maintenance teams by managing the project soup to nuts–this includes contractors and design teams. We provide excellent communication, detailed progress, and budget reports, and execute the installation. We are unique in the industry in that we do not subcontract out any of the work.
Step 4 – Results Analysis
Three months post-installation, we conduct an energy savings analysis. We will compare energy usage and utility bills, both pre and post-installation and calculate the savings that have resulted from the install. Additionally, we can leverage built-in verification services to measure savings on an ongoing basis.
Step 1 – Property Audit
Our team will conduct an on-site assessment and outline all areas for improvement. Our overview includes a detailed existing equipment inventory list, which identifies every piece of equipment that consumes energy on the property. The list outlines visuals, quantities of each piece of equipment, rated useful life, and efficiency–all of which is extremely valuable to the maintenance staff and building engineers. The improvements overview also includes specific solutions, estimated or hard bid costs, any incentives or financing available as well as energy and maintenance savings calculations.
Step 2 – Savings Analysis
We collaborate with diverse teams that specialize in building performance–from owners to investors, managers, new construction teams, and renovation teams for existing properties to optimize energy-efficient solutions for the entire building. We develop a system design, product specifications, value engineering, and energy modeling.
Step 3 – Implementation
Our full-service in-house project management team takes the stress off the property maintenance teams by managing the project soup to nuts–this includes contractors and design teams. We provide excellent communication, detailed progress, and budget reports, and execute the installation. We are unique in the industry in that we do not subcontract out any of the work.
Step 4 – Results Analysis
Three months post-installation, we conduct an energy savings analysis. We will compare energy usage and utility bills, both pre and post-installation and calculate the savings that have resulted from the install. Additionally, we can leverage built-in verification services to measure savings on an ongoing basis.