Commercial · Commercial real estate
Class A Office Towers
Class A tenants notice everything — a two-degree drift at 3 PM, an economizer stuck at minimum OA, a VAV that hunts. We keep central plants, floor VAVs, and BAS sequences tuned to the lease-comfort clause, not the datasheet.
Practice lead
Commercial real estate
14.2M
sq ft under contract
38
Class A towers served
4 hr
emergency SLA
Where facilities like yours get stuck
Four problems we hear on the first walk.
01
Tenant complaint cycles
Every complaint is a leasing risk. Zoning conflicts, drafty perimeters, and hot-spot conference rooms trace back to VAV setup, not equipment size.
02
After-hours HVAC billing
Property teams need clean, auditable overtime HVAC hours by tenant — tied to BAS, not spreadsheets.
03
LEED / ENERGY STAR score pressure
One drifting economizer or a bank of oversized fans can cost a full ENERGY STAR point.
04
Aging chilled-water plant
Original 30-year-old chillers running at 0.85 kW/ton when the market is at 0.45. Repositioning capital demands a payback story.
How we deliver
The playbook, on the record.
- Sequences rewritten to ASHRAE Guideline 36 with owner-signed intent
- Perimeter VAV recommissioning — measured air balance, not thermostat swaps
- Tenant-metered after-hours HVAC integrated to your billing platform
- Chiller plant repowering with variable-primary + free cooling where the tower allows
- ENERGY STAR benchmarking + M&V loop tied back to BAS trends
- Filter and coil program that keeps design airflow past year three, not just week one
Typical scope
Equipment we install and service.
Standards + codes
What we design and document to.
- ASHRAE 90.1 (energy)
- ASHRAE Guideline 36 (sequences)
- ASHRAE 62.1 (ventilation)
- ENERGY STAR benchmarking
- LEED O+M v4.1
- BOMA 360
Capabilities we deploy on class a office towers
Related capabilities
FAQ
Questions from commercial real estate teams.
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