Find the money your building is leaving on the table. In 2-3 weeks.
A focused on-site diagnostic that surfaces every setpoint, sequence, and schedule your BMS is doing wrong, and quantifies the savings in dollars. Whether you're chasing lower utility bills, cleaner LL97 numbers, or both, this is the diagnostic that pays for itself before you write the next check.
We find at least $7,500 in verifiable annual savings, or you don't pay.
Every diagnostic includes a written finding memo with quantified annual savings estimates for each recommendation. If those estimates don't total at least 3x the fee ($7,500), we refund the $2,500 in full. No fine print. No prorated math.
We've never had to refund. For a typical NYC building ≥25k sqft with any BMS drift, HW reset alone typically recovers $10-30k/yr. Steam header pressure reset another $10-20k/yr. AHU static pressure reset $8-15k/yr. Numbers add up fast.
Everything you need to move forward with confidence.
- 2-3 hour on-site walk with spot-checks of key BMS control sequences
- BMS point-list and 30-90 day trend review (remote analysis)
- 24-month utility bill analysis, weather-normalized
- Written implementation roadmap sequenced for your building
- Rough implementation-cost bands for each no-capex measure identified
- Rebate program eligibility check across ConEd, NYSERDA, and National Grid
- 60-min findings presentation to owner + engineer + property manager
- Recommended next step (Plant Optimization Sprint, Operational Energy Assessment, M&V Retainer)
Different tier for different work.
- ×Implementation labor (that's the Plant Optimization Sprint tier)
- ×Full ECM package with capital costs (begins at the Capital Planning Energy Study)
- ×CMVP-signed compliance filing (that's Operational Assessment or Capital Planning Study territory)
- ×Ongoing M&V (that's the M&V Retainer)
We're transparent about scope. If your situation needs more than a diagnostic, we'll say so on the intake call and point you to the right tier.
2-3 weeks, start to written roadmap.
Same patterns show up in NYC buildings over and over.
Fifteen years of BMS work across Manhattan tells us where to look first. Here's what we typically surface by building type.
Overrun static pressure setpoints, disabled economizers, night setbacks that drifted back to occupied, chilled water plant staging tuned to design not load.
Steam header pressure set 20-30% too high, failed steam traps, HW reset schedules disabled or bypassed, chiller staging that ignores load, AHU minimum OA above ASHRAE 170 requirement.
DHW storage temperature too high, HW reset schedules never enabled, corridor ventilation running 24/7 at design flow, boiler minimum modulation set too high.
Zone occupancy schedules not matched to actual use, primary/secondary loop mismatches, fighting valves (simultaneous heating + cooling), central plant staging on chiller count not load.
$2,500 fully credits toward a Plant Optimization Sprint.
If the diagnostic surfaces work worth executing on (it usually does), the full $2,500 comes off the Sprint engagement invoice when you proceed within 90 days. Net cost of the diagnostic in that scenario: $0.
Questions owners ask before booking.
What if you don't find $7,500 in annual savings?+
How long does the on-site walk take?+
What if my BMS is really old or from an unusual vendor?+
Do we need to give you full BMS access before the site walk?+
What happens after the diagnostic?+
Is this the same as the Operational Energy Assessment or Capital Planning Energy Study?+
Can this diagnose LL97 exposure specifically?+
Start with a free 30-min intake call.
We qualify fit, walk your building context, and confirm the diagnostic makes sense. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you where to go.