Businesses nationwide would save about $1 billion each year in energy costs if they replaced their 10-20 ton commercial units with units that meet this specification. […]
There is a direct relationship between building equipment maintenance and building energy efficiency. Dirt, heat, corrosion and lack of lubrication, over time make HVAC and […]
Many mechanical service contractors operate on a transactional services model. The final service product is often a document summarizing service hours and cost for the transaction, […]
My previous post, Best Practices in Building Maintenance. Reactive, Preventative or Predictive?, summarized a DOE study, which described the costs of reactive ( or “run to fail”), […]
In early 2014 Target stores suffered a security breach which exposed millions of customer’s credit card files. The breach occurred when the vendors credentials, to Target’s […]
Response time, to tenant complaints, is one of the primary key performance indicators (KPI) reported by a well known maintenance management software platform. On first look, […]
There could be as many as 17 million rooftop units (RTUs) running banned R-22 refrigerant just servicing our commercial buildings. This creates a huge problem. As […]
Rooftop Units (RTUs) are everywhere. Over 45 percent of the commercial real estate space in the US is cooled, and/or heated by packaged units. This equipment […]
I am the CEO of a Software as a Service company that is fundamentally changing how facilities are operated and maintained. We started the company in […]