Get Creative by using other funding options and opportunities, such as grants, rebates, incentives, donations, corporate sponsorships, and unique contracting vehicles like performance contracting or third-party leasing.
We offer a flexible approach that is tailored to each client. We provide an innovative visualization software tool that uses advanced analytics, data points, benchmarking, and other tools to create a customized dashboard that is designed for your needs. The deliverable is not a report that sits on a shelf, but instead an online “living” dashboard that can be manipulated to gain different insight and information from the assessment.
Westby Area School District HS Fieldhouse AFTER – smaller fixtures, 2x light level, 5000K color temperature
Our goal is to help our clients save money by making smarter choices about how they manage their energy consumption without sacrificing comfort or convenience. When you enter into an agreement with us, we'll help you determine what new equipment would be best for your needs and budget, then work through the various funding options at your disposal.
Once everything is installed and working properly, we'll start collecting data on how much money each component/system is saving you in comparison to its original usage—that way there's no question about whether or not it was worth it!
Building commissioning is the process of ensuring that all of the systems and equipment in a building are designed, installed, function correctly, and are properly integrated and working together to meet the needs of the building's occupants.
The commissioning process typically includes several steps, such as reviewing and verifying design documents, observing equipment installation, testing and adjusting systems, and training building staff on how to operate and maintain the building's systems. It may also involve identifying and correcting any deficiencies or problems that are found during the construction process.
In short, commissioning helps to ensure that a building is safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient, which benefits the building's occupants and can save money in the long run.
Our sustainability consulting services offer clients the opportunity to understand what they are already doing right and where they can improve their facilities and processes. We help them to save money, improve the health and well-being of their residents and employees, as well as create resilient communities that can better withstand the impacts of climate change.
By implementing sustainable practices, public entities can save money on energy, water, and other resources. For example, a school district that installs energy-efficient lighting and HVAC systems can save money on its utility bills, and a municipality that uses rainwater harvesting and greywater systems can reduce its water usage and costs.
Sustainability can improve the health and well-being of residents and employees by providing access to green spaces, improving air and water quality, and promoting active transportation options. For example, a school district that installs green roofs or installs solar panels can reduce the heat island effect and improve air quality, and a municipality that builds bike lanes and sidewalks can make it safer and more convenient for residents to walk or bike instead of drive.
Communities that are more sustainable and resilient will be better able to withstand climate impacts. For example, a school district that installs resilient infrastructure, such as green roofs and permeable pavement, can help to reduce the risk of flooding and water damage, and a municipality that uses green infrastructure can help to improve water quality, reduce urban heat island effect, and mitigate the impacts of heavy rainfall.