Over 85% of buildings are over-ventilated, wasting money and energy...

Providing the right amount of ventilation will increase occupant comfort and reduce energy costs.

While all buildings require a minimum amount of outdoor air, many have more than is actually required. Because proper conditioning of outdoor air (whether hot and moist in the summer or cold and dry in the winter) is costly, any appropriate reduction can lead to significant savings. Some buildings have shown savings of $0.50 per square foot or even more with the right solution.

Your steps to finding energy savings:
1. Sample the carbon dioxide levels in the space
2. Inspect the larger units that introduce ventilation to the building to see that they're working properly
3. Perform a follow-up ventilation analysis

The follow-up analysis will reveal the real potential for savings, and steps required to achieve them without sacrificing comfort or safety.