Guides

Straight answers on commercial HVAC

Written for facility managers, property managers and building owners — the people who have to make the decision, not the people holding the tools.

Where to start

If you have been told your equipment has to be replaced because of the refrigerant rules, read that guide first — it is frequently not true.

If you are trying to work out whether a replacement is worth doing at all, the energy audit guide covers what gets measured and why the incentive depends on it.

If the bills look higher than the building should produce and nothing is obviously wrong, economizers and demand charges are the two usual explanations, and both have a guide here.

Common questions

Do you offer maintenance or repairs?

No. We replace end-of-life equipment in existing commercial and multifamily buildings and manage the utility incentive. We do not carry out repairs, maintenance contracts or emergency service, and we do not work on single-family homes.

Are you a licensed HVAC contractor?

No. We handle the survey, the energy model, the incentive application and the utility coordination. Installation is carried out by licensed partner contractors.

Where do I start if I think my building qualifies?

Twelve months of electric bills and twelve months of gas bills. The incentive is modeled from actual usage, so both fuels are needed before anything can be assessed.

Find out what your building qualifies for

A survey and an energy model tell you the real number. That is a phone call, not a commitment.

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