Fall is in the air. October is a month of pumpkin patches, ciders, lots of football, beautiful leaves that are changing colors, and much more… This time of year also brings Halloween! Continue reading →

In our last blog, we examined parts of your energy bill. 

So what are some reasonable ways you can cut down on your bill each month? Continue reading →

If someone were to ask you about your operating expenses, what comes to mind? Continue reading →

It’s not uncommon to want to design, renovate, or build a new building so that it is as energy efficient as possible. Continue reading →

More precise sensors, better equipment, smarter technology…the list of advancement in our industry is growing. Continue reading →

IoT—which stands for “the Internet of Things” is used to describe any kind of product or technology that connects the internet to another product.

In other words, when we take a normal product, and connect it to the internet for added functionality, that’s generally an example of an IoT-enabled device. Continue reading →

Have you taken any steps recently to ensure your building occupants have healthy, safe, and clean air? Continue reading →

It might be particulate pollution. It might be debris from outside. It might be food debris from indoors. It might tiny particles from people entering and leaving a building. It might even be skin cells—which just so happen to be shed at a rate of one pound per person per year. Or maybe it’s even fur from the office “bring the dog to work day.” (1). Continue reading →

HVAC is often responsible for about 40% of a building’s total energy consumption—showing just how much HVAC efficiencies or advancements can help you save. Continue reading →

Particles in the air and pollution tend to make allergies worse!

Inside your building, air quality can actually worsen the health of building occupants, especially those who suffer from asthma or allergies. Continue reading →