 Commissioning/Recommissioning
Recommissioning/Commissioning is the process of improving the operation
and maintenance of building systems to meet the owner's operational
needs, while using only as much energy as necessary.
Recommissioning is needed in the existing building stock for several
reasons: many buildings need to meet a higher level of performance
today than when first built; gas prices are significantly higher
and the possibility of higher electricity prices creates a need for
more fully optimized operation and control; in schools there is a
marked increase in attention to indoor air quality and the delivery
of new, higher amounts of ventilation air to all spaces; the cost-cutting
emphasis in construction has made it difficult to deliver quality
systems and performance; and the limited number and sometimes, capabilities
of maintenance staff leads to deferral of maintenance and sub-optional
operation of systems.
Recommissioning Health
Care Facilities
Recommissioning of a Large Acute-Care Hospital
Recommissioning of an Extended-Care
Mental Health Facility
Recommissioning of Schools
Recommissioning of an Elementary School
Recommissioning of an Elementary School with Unit Ventilators
Recommissioning of a Large Middle School
Recommissioning of Office Buildings
Recommissioning of an Office Building
Contact Mark
Hancock at
(612) 335-5861 for more information.
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