Building automation systems commissioned to control your building and prove the energy savings

It can, but only if it is commissioned and measured, which is where most systems fall short. We set an energy baseline before optimization, meter the systems that drive consumption, and report actual savings against that baseline after commissioning. Savings come from tuned control sequences, not from the dashboard itself. Without a baseline and metering, any saving figure is just a claim, so we put the measurement in writing.

We build on open protocols: BACnet (ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 135), Modbus and KNX, so you are not tied to a single brand. You receive editable programming and graphics at handover, which means any competent contractor can service or expand the system later. That is your protection against paying one vendor for every future change. If a specific device genuinely needs a proprietary interface, we will tell you before we specify it.

Often yes, depending on what you have. We start with a survey of your controllers, protocols and graphics. Where the system runs on an open protocol and the field devices are sound, we upgrade the head-end and re-commission rather than rip everything out. Where it is a dead proprietary system with no documentation, a staged replacement usually costs less over time, and we will show you the honest comparison before you spend.

Commissioning proves that every point and every control sequence works as designed, on site. We verify each point from field device to graphic, tune every control loop, and run witnessed functional tests against the sequence of operations. It is the difference between a system that runs the building and one your operators quietly switch to manual. The commissioning records become part of your handover.

A complete, usable record. That means the as-built points list, the control philosophy, the exported programming and graphics, the commissioning records, and operator training on the live system. You should be able to read an alarm, change a setpoint and add a point without calling us back for the basics. The programming and graphics are handed over in editable formats you own.

It depends on the size of the plant and the number of points. A single commercial building often runs 6 to 12 weeks from approved design to commissioned handover, while a large site with several chiller plants and heavy integration runs longer. The points list and the depth of commissioning move the date more than anything else. Your real timeline is set during the design phase.