Level I
Walk-Through
A high-level review of utility bills, building systems, and operations. Identifies low-cost and no-cost measures and flags candidates for deeper study. Best for first-time engagements and smaller assets.
Turn a benchmark score into a measure-by-measure plan, with the savings, cost, and payback to act on.
Pick the level by what you need to decide. Most buildings sit at Level II, which is what most jurisdictions require for compliance.
A high-level review of utility bills, building systems, and operations. Identifies low-cost and no-cost measures and flags candidates for deeper study. Best for first-time engagements and smaller assets.
The workhorse audit. Walk-through plus instrumentation, savings calculations for each measure, and an implementation plan. Adequate for most buildings, and required by most jurisdictions.
Rigorous engineering analysis for major capital decisions. Detailed measurement, energy modeling, and life-cycle cost analysis used to justify retrofit financing.
Retro-commissioning is a certified process that returns existing systems to the way they were meant to run. It investigates and functionally tests equipment, corrects control sequences, and verifies the result through measurement. Many jurisdictions pair an RCx requirement with their audit cycle.
The largest dollar moves surface first.
Retrofit costs quantified at investment grade, so they enter next year's plan with confidence.
Engineering-grade savings estimates calibrated against utility billing history.
Operating procedures and maintenance tasks tied to each major piece of equipment.
A multi-year capital path that maps each measure to a year, a budget, and an ROI.
Documentation owners can include in GRESB, CDP, and tenant communications.
Utilities offer prescribed rebates with fixed per-unit values and custom rebates that require a calculated savings claim. Vert surfaces both during the audit and files them as part of the project, so the incentives that fund the upgrade are captured rather than left on the table.
Audits are stamped by licensed professional engineers on staff, calibrated against a benchmark dataset most firms do not have, and formatted to file directly into ordinances like NYC LL87, BERDO, and Seattle.
Every solution feeds the same 360° Portfolio Risk Assessment, so what applies, what is at risk, and what to do next stay in one prioritized view rather than scattered across one-off filings.
Enter your properties and Vert flags where energy waste and possible audit or retro-commissioning requirements are most likely, before any contact information is required.