Phase three

Know which one to fund first.

OnSiite prices each replacement against your utility rate, the rebates you qualify for and current incentives, then ranks every asset by what it returns. The order changes when the conditions do.

One rooftop unit

Every unit, with the life it has left.

Forty-nine rooftop units at one retail center, each carrying its age, its warranty and the service life it was built for. Empty rows stay empty until a real date is captured, so you never plan around a guess.

Asset historyOpen-air retail · Virginia

Class

Rooftop

On record

49

Photographed

Yes

NameplateRead on the roof
ManualAttached
LocationOn the map
Last service visitnot on record
Warranty expirynot on record
Replacement yearnot on record

Three rows are empty today. You see that, and you see them fill as work comes back.

What you stop paying for

Three costs that disappear.

When the decision is made from the record instead of the moment, three familiar bills stop arriving.

The pattern

The truck that rolled out to look.

The issue was understood from the desk, so nobody drove out to find out what it was.

The consequence

The unit replaced a year after it should have been.

Age against expected life put it on the list while there was still time to budget it.

The cost

The rebate that expired unclaimed.

Incentives are tracked against your assets, so the money is claimed while it is still there.

Rooftop units on record

49

One open-air retail center

What it is for

Nothing for you to enter. Proof when you need it.

Your assets are entered for you and updated every time a provider closes a job. The reporting to tenants, leadership, and ownership comes out of the same record, without anyone assembling it.

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How the order is decided

Four things, weighed together.

Age against the life it was built foron record
Replacement, installed, at your rateon record
Rebates you currently qualify foron record
Incentives, while they are openon record

Rates move, rebates expire and incentives change. A ranking written in a spreadsheet in January is wrong by March and nobody notices until the money is spent.

This one moves with the conditions, so the order is right on the day you act on it rather than the day it was built.

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What is behind the numbers

Not a calculator. A run history.

Priced options

429,676

Across 3,442 completed design runs.

Labour samples

13,813

Cost learned from finished jobs, not a price book.

Photometric files

7,154

The light on the ground is modelled, not asserted.

Incentive programmes

357

Applied to your assets, not remembered.

The question you will ask

“Our capital list is already set for the year.”

Then the useful question is what it is missing. The ranking is built from the assets themselves — age against the life each was built for, replacement priced at your utility rate, and the rebates and incentives currently on offer. It usually agrees with most of your list and disagrees about the order, which is the cheapest kind of disagreement to have.

Next step

Walk one property with us.

Pick a building. We map every asset on it, model what each outage actually costs you in light, safety, and money, and hand you the loop: surface, understand, decide, deploy, prove.

Every asset mapped and photographedweek one
Service brief sent to the providerautomatic
Repair-or-replace recommendationlive
Reporting to tenants and ownershipbuilt in

What you get, from the first week.