Commissioning
Commissioning Is Your Safeguard Against Operational Inefficiency.
Commissioning is the systematic process that verifies your building systems are installed correctly and performing exactly as designed. By identifying deficiencies early, this proactive approach prevents costly repairs while ensuring your facility meets increasingly rigorous code requirements.
Beyond mere compliance, building commissioning serves as a critical safeguard against inefficiency—proven to lower operating costs, improve occupant comfort, and extend equipment life. We bridge the gap between design and reality, providing the essential quality control needed to ensure your systems deliver peak performance, long-term reliability, and a measurable return on investment.
Benefits of Building Commissioning
- Provide additional quality control and in depth verification of system functionality
- Identify deficiencies early so that they can be resolved before more costly repairs are needed.
- Improve energy performance, equipment life, air quality, reliability, comfort of building occupants, and reduce building maintenance costs.
- Create a record for future reference to assist with building operation and maintenance needs
- Provide peace of mind for ownership
- Ensure building staff is properly trained on the operation and maintenance of the building systems
Reduce Environmental Impact While Improving Investment ROI
Reduced energy consumption equals reduced operating expenses. Good for your bottom line and the planet.
1.5-5.5 year simple payback on commissioning
Based on: Lower building energy use, increased communication between construction teams, reduced operational problems once the building is turned over.
8%-20% reduction in operating costs for a building that is commissioned.
How? Functional testing of energy-saving equipment such as VFDs, ensuring setpoints are programmed appropriately with dead bands.
Complying with Code Requirements
Commissioning Case Studies
Explore our collection of Case Studies featuring completed projects.
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MLK Plaza
MLK Plaza is a 12-story affordable housing building located at 869 E. 147th St in the Bronx and is one of the first buildings completed under the city’s Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) program.
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St. Margaret’s House
St. Margaret’s House, located in the Financial District of Manhattan and owned by Trinity Church Wall Street, is an affordable housing building serving seniors and individuals with disabilities.
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Essex Crossing
Essex Crossing is a mixed-use development that spans several city blocks in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. It represents one of the most significant urban renewal projects in New York City history. Beginning in 2015, the project is set to be completed in 2024.
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Park Avenue Green
After working with Bright Power on several existing buildings, as well as Morris Avenue Apartments, Omni New York, LLC wanted to push the envelope further with Park Avenue Green.
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