Building Performance
Building Performance Assessments
A whole-building view of how systems, envelope, and operations interact.
The Problem
Component-level inspections miss the interactions that actually drive performance problems.
The Crerion Solution
Crerion assesses the building as an integrated system and documents how envelope, mechanical systems, and operations affect each other.
How It Works
A defined sequence
- 01
Document building systems and operations
- 02
Measure and observe performance indicators
- 03
Analyze interactions between systems
- 04
Prioritize findings
- 05
Deliver an actionable assessment report
Potential Benefits
- A complete performance picture
- Root-cause findings rather than symptoms
- Prioritized capital guidance
- Baseline for future measurement
Applicable Building Types
- Commercial office
- Multifamily
- Education
- Healthcare
- Government
The Crerion Process
From Assessment to Performance
- 01
Assess
Understand the building, infrastructure, energy profile, operational requirements, and customer objectives.
- 02
Analyze
Identify inefficiencies, opportunities, priorities, projected improvements, and potential financial impact.
- 03
Design
Develop a customized improvement strategy around the specific building or infrastructure.
- 04
Implement
Coordinate installation, modernization, upgrades, commissioning, and project delivery.
- 05
Optimize
Measure performance and identify opportunities for continued improvement.
FAQ
Common questions
Related Solutions
Often evaluated together
Energy Audits
Identify where energy is being consumed, wasted, and where improvements can produce the greatest impact.
Building Envelope
Improve insulation, air sealing, moisture management, and thermal performance.
Weatherization
Improve comfort and energy efficiency by addressing air leakage, insulation, and building-envelope deficiencies.
What Could Your Building Do Better?
Let's identify opportunities to reduce energy use, improve performance, modernize infrastructure, and prepare your property for what's next.