Buildings we
have assessed.
What the work actually produced, building by building — the measures, the funding secured, and how the saving was proven afterwards. Commercial, multi-residential, industrial and institutional, across North America.
Six sectors,
one method.
The buildings differ enormously — a 23-storey office tower and a walk-in freezer have almost nothing in common physically. What does not change is the order: measure, diagnose, quantify against the funding, verify afterwards.
Commercial office
Towers and office assets: ASHRAE Level III audits, central plant assessment, envelope thermography and recommissioning.
Retail
Plazas and mixed-use: RTU heat pump business cases, whole building optimization and BAS-driven fault diagnosis.
Multi-residential
Co-operatives and affordable housing: deep retrofits, building condition assessments and the grant applications that fund them.
Cold storage
Refrigerated retail and cold chain: continuous temperature monitoring in place of manual compliance rounds.
Industrial
Recycling, warehousing and utility-scale generation: energy audits, rooftop solar feasibility and incentive structuring.
Manufacturing
Continuous-process plants: whole building optimization scheduled around production, with savings verified after implementation.
Fourteen cities,
and heading south.
From Vancouver to Montréal, across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. Office towers, retail plazas, housing co-operatives, manufacturing plants and data centres. The map below is our Canadian footprint; we are extending the same work into the United States, and are taking enquiries there now.
A retail property
in Hamilton.
A short film on a Hamilton retail property, covering how BOMA Enspire funding advanced energy efficiency and tenant comfort, including the rooftop unit heat pump replacement study and the controls work behind it.
Request an
assessment.
Twelve months of utility data and access to the mechanical room is enough to begin.
Thirty minutes, with the engineer who would run the work.
No cost and no obligation. Bring twelve months of utility bills if you have them — that alone is usually enough to say whether a building has a capital problem or a controls problem.