Remotely maintaining comfort for your properties should not be complex or expensive, and we believe you deserve to be in control.
Who this is for
Maintenance / facility manager
You cannot be at every site
A complaint at a building an hour away currently costs a drive to find out what is wrong. Remote visibility turns some of those trips into a setpoint change.
Director of facilities
You are paying for avoidable dispatches
A proportion of reactive calls are resolved without a part. Seeing the unit before dispatching means the truck goes out when the truck is what is needed.
Multiple sites on one dashboard
A portfolio view rather than a separate system and a separate login per building.
Troubleshooting before dispatch
Look at the unit first, so a call-out is a decision rather than a default.
Setpoint control without a site visit
Change what needs changing remotely, including out of hours.
Process and comfort equipment both
For industrial sites, monitoring on the units that stop the line, not only on comfort cooling.
The statuses this page is about
Monitoring is how the top three rows stay honest between visits. Equipment drifting out of normal operation shows up as behaviour before it shows up as a failure.
Equipment status board
Normal operation
What it means
Running properly. No significant issues.
Your risk
Low
What we do
Continue preventative maintenance.
Minor issues
What it means
Early signs of wear. Minor repairs occurring.
Your risk
Manageable
What we do
Monitor condition and maintain.
Aging equipment
What it means
Approaching end of useful life. Efficiency declining.
Your risk
Rising
What we do
Begin replacement conversations. Budget planning recommended.
How it connects
03
Service agreement
Maintenance scoped to the equipment the plan says needs it.
You are here
01
Condition assessment
We walk every roof and mechanical room and inventory what is actually there.
02
Written capital plan
Condition ratings, remaining useful life, a failure forecast and replacement cost ranges.
04
Proactive replacements
Changeouts scheduled into your budget cycle instead of into an emergency.
Questions we get
Does this need new equipment?
It depends what controls are already on the units. The assessment records what is there, which is what determines whether monitoring is a configuration change or a hardware one.
Who can see the dashboard?
You can. The intent is that you are in control rather than dependent on us to tell you what your own buildings are doing.
Does remote monitoring replace site visits?
No. It reduces the visits that turn out to be unnecessary and makes the ones that do happen better informed.
Does it work across a mixed estate?
Mixed equipment across buildings of different ages is the normal case. What varies is how much of it can be reached remotely, which the assessment establishes site by site.