SERVICES OVERVIEW
Three ways to start reading your building
Each service takes a different instrument to the same building. Together they cover pattern, warning, and schedule.
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Which service suits your building depends on where you're starting from
If nothing has been measured yet, the consumption analysis is usually the right first step. If equipment failures are already a recurring issue, predictive maintenance may matter more. If your building's occupancy has shifted, a schedule review is worth a look. None of this needs deciding on your own — a short conversation is enough to point toward the right one.
THE SERVICES
Choose where to begin
SCOPE: 3 WEEKS
Consumption Pattern Analysis
Establishes when consumption occurs, which systems account for it, and how much is drawn outside occupied hours — using data the building already produces.
- — Written report with consumption by system and hour band
- — List of adjustments worth examining
- — No new equipment required to begin
¥21,500
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SCOPE: 5 WEEKS
Predictive Maintenance Setup
Watches operating data from air conditioning and ventilation equipment for the drift that tends to precede a fault, and raises a note before a breakdown occurs.
- — Sensor connection and threshold configuration
- — Monthly summary for the first quarter
- — Findings are advisory, not automatic
¥29,000
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SCOPE: 2 WEEKS
Control Schedule Review
Compares timing schedules for lighting, HVAC, and ventilation against how the building is actually occupied.
- — One site visit included
- — Revised schedule proposal
- — Expected effect stated with uncertainty
¥16,200
Learn more →HOW TO CHOOSE
A simple way to narrow it down
Nothing measured yet
Start with the Consumption Pattern Analysis to see the overall picture first.
Equipment failures recur
Predictive Maintenance Setup addresses drift before it becomes downtime.
Occupancy has changed
Control Schedule Review checks the schedule against the building as it's used now.
Not sure
Send a short note describing your building and we'll suggest where to start.
AT A GLANCE
All three services, side by side
| Service | Scope | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consumption Pattern Analysis | 3 weeks | Offices, small commercial, multi-tenant | ¥21,500 |
| Predictive Maintenance Setup | 5 weeks | Buildings with several HVAC/ventilation units | ¥29,000 |
| Control Schedule Review | 2 weeks | Buildings with changed occupancy patterns | ¥16,200 |
SHARED ACROSS SERVICES
What every engagement includes
Plain-language reporting
Findings written for facility staff, not just engineers.
Advisory findings
Nothing is changed automatically on your systems.
Comfort discussed first
Occupant-facing changes are proposed, never applied unilaterally.
Stated uncertainty
Expected effects are given a realistic range, not a fixed figure.
VALUE & INVESTMENT
What the price covers
Each price reflects the analyst time, sensor configuration, and reporting involved in that scope of work — not a subscription or ongoing fee unless separately agreed. Payment terms can be discussed directly if your organization has particular requirements.
FAQ
Common questions before deciding
Do I need new sensors before starting?+
Not for the Consumption Pattern Analysis — it begins with existing utility data. Predictive Maintenance Setup does involve connecting sensors as part of its scope.
Will anything be changed on my systems automatically?+
No. All findings are advisory. Anything affecting occupant comfort is proposed for discussion rather than applied.
Can I combine more than one service?+
Yes — many buildings start with the analysis and move to schedule review or predictive maintenance afterward, though there's no requirement to do so.
NEXT STEP
Tell us a little about your building
We'll reply with a suggestion for where to start and what it would involve.
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