Data & Analytics
Where we go deepestYour building's data, working for you
Modern buildings generate a constant stream of data most owners never use. We turn trend logs and meters into fault detection, dashboards, and continuous insight, grounded in a documented process rather than a black box, so performance is measured, not assumed.
BAS trend analysis
Mining building-automation trend data to reveal how systems are really operating over time.
Continuous commissioning
An ongoing analytics-driven process that keeps systems tuned as conditions, use, and equipment change.
Fault detection
Systematic identification of equipment and control faults from operational data.
KPI dashboards
Clear, role-appropriate dashboards that put the metrics that matter in front of the right people.
Utility analytics
Analysis of utility data to expose waste, anomalies, and cost-reduction opportunities.
Energy benchmarking
Comparing performance against relevant baselines (e.g., ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager) to show where a building stands and can improve.
Performance monitoring
Ongoing tracking of key systems so drift and degradation are caught early.
Measurement & verification
Structured pre/post measurement and verification of savings and performance changes, following recognized M&V protocol, so improvements are proven, not assumed.
Digital documentation
Organized, accessible building records that stay useful long after a project closes.
What to expect
A scope tied to useful, concrete outputs.
The exact activities and deliverables are defined in writing for your building. A typical data & analytics engagement draws from the following.
Typical outputs
- Trend-analysis findings, fault or exception logs, and prioritized actions
- Role-appropriate KPI dashboards or recurring performance summaries
- A documented monitoring or measurement-and-verification approach
Common inputs
- BAS point lists, trend exports, sequences, and equipment context
- Utility, meter, weather, and operating-schedule data as applicable
- Owner-defined goals, baselines, thresholds, and reporting cadence
Let's talk about your building.
Tell us what you're trying to accomplish. We'll follow up to scope a fit.