By making improvements to building systems and infrastructure, a building owner can improve the building’s and its occupant’s efficiency … which means saving money AND improving the overall health and productivity of your staff. Studies show that cleaner, greener, more comfortable workplaces boost productivity and reduce absenteeism.
Making your building sustainable also allows you to take advantage of valuable tax credits.
A focus on operational efficiencies should include ongoing management of energy and water consumption, upgrading inefficient building systems and improving workspace utilization. Our engineers can guide you through this process. Here are several examples of solutions we can help you implement to make a big impact:
1. Replacing old windows with windows that let light in but keep heat out, you can illuminate and cool building interiors more efficiently.
2. Upgrading or replacing old, inefficient HVAC equipment, you can reduce energy consumption.
3. Implementing a commercially available building management system to control and integrate key mechanical and electrical building systems – HVAC, lighting, security, fire, and safety. This will provide real-time building performance data allowing for informed decisions to further reduce operating costs. This can be done wirelessly, making it unnecessary to rip out walls and cabling to install temperature, humidity, and lighting control sensors.
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