Energy Management

Most buildings waste electricity. Inefficient lighting, poorly configured HVAC controls, power factor issues, and phantom loads all contribute to bills that are higher than they need to be.

Our energy audits start with data. What's your current consumption? When do you use the most power? Where are the biggest loads? We analyze utility bills, conduct on-site assessments, and use monitoring equipment to understand your energy profile.

From there, we identify opportunities. Some are obvious: switching from fluorescent to LED lighting typically cuts lighting energy use by 50% or more with a payback period of two to three years. Others require more analysis: power factor correction might save significant money for facilities with large motor loads, but it doesn't make sense for everyone.

We also look at controls. Smart thermostats, occupancy sensors, and scheduling systems reduce consumption without requiring anyone to remember to turn things off. For commercial buildings, building automation integration can coordinate HVAC, lighting, and other systems for maximum efficiency.

Florida utility companies offer rebates for many efficiency improvements. We identify which incentives apply to your project and help with the documentation required to claim them. Between rebates and energy savings, many efficiency upgrades have surprisingly short payback periods.

The goal isn't to sell you equipment. It's to reduce your energy costs in ways that make financial sense for your specific situation.