Find out what your building is wasting, in dollars
A commercial energy audit reviews your utility bills, walks every system in the building, measures your biggest loads, and gives you a written report of what’s costing you money and how to fix it. Led by Parker Schulzetenberg, who passed the Certified Energy Manager (CEM®) exam in 2026.
Free for 10 buildings through December 31
Parker is completing the experience requirement for his CEM credential, so through the end of 2026 we’re doing full audits on 10 commercial buildings at no charge. See the free audit offer and claim a spot.
What a commercial energy audit covers
Our audits follow the ASHRAE Level 2 scope: energy survey and analysis.
Utility bill analysis
Twelve months of electric and gas bills, broken down by energy, demand and rate, benchmarked against similar buildings.
Lighting
Fixtures, hours, controls and occupancy, with LED retrofit and sensor savings calculated.
HVAC, boilers and steam
Schedules, setpoints, boiler tuning, steam traps, pipe insulation and ventilation rates.
Compressed air, motors and refrigeration
Leaks, pressure settings, motor sizing, variable-speed opportunities and refrigeration efficiency.
Electrical loads and demand
A power logger on the biggest loads to find what’s setting your demand charge, plus a thermal scan for failing connections.
Building envelope
Insulation, air leaks, doors and windows, with the heat loss put in dollars.
Who it’s for
Building owners and managers who want to know where the money goes before they spend more on equipment.
Restaurants, bars & breweries
Refrigeration, kitchen exhaust, process loads and long operating hours.
Shops, warehouses & manufacturing
Compressed air, motors, high-bay lighting and demand charges.
Offices, churches & apartments
Boilers, HVAC schedules, common-area lighting and envelope losses.
How the audit goes
Most of the work happens on our end. You provide bills and access.
Intro call
We learn how the building is used and what’s been bugging you about the bills.
Bill review
Twelve months of electric and gas data, analyzed before we arrive.
Site visit
Walk-through of every system, thermal imaging, and a power logger on the largest loads.
Analysis
Each finding gets an estimated yearly cost, a fix, and a rough payback.
Report review
We walk you through the report. Use it with us, another contractor or your own staff.
Commercial energy audit FAQ
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Get your building audited
Free for 10 buildings through December 31. A written report in dollars, no obligation.
