Recommissioning

New building commissioning is clearly helpful when it comes to ensuring systems in a new building are working properly. Its popularity has increased steadily since the 1980s, with the emergence of digital automation systems and smart buildings. But existing buildings can use the commissioning process to their advantage, as well. Building Recommissioning is a subset of Existing Building Commissioning and generally refers to the process used in buildings that have previously been commissioned. Regardless of the term used, Building Recommissioning can save the building owner significant amounts of energy and reduce operational and maintenance expenses.

Recommissioning can be performed on any type of facility, but some types will typically benefit more than others. Whether your building should be recommissioned or not depends on many parameters such as: occupancy type (hospital, school, office building, data center, etc.), age, utility use history, occupant satisfaction, risk to operation, and projected short term and long term plans for the facility. The more common occupancy types that pursue building Recommissioning services are hospitals, Energy Star rated office buildings, data centers, and other high reliability facilities Even if your building does not fit into one of these categories but you are interested in reducing your monthly energy bills, Building Recommissioning is a wise idea.

Perhaps you purchased an existing building with the belief that it was commissioned when it was built. If the new building commissioning occurred a few years ago, you may be wondering if you need to undergo the commissioning process again. In general, if the commissioning process occurred over 5 years ago, or if the building function has changed since then, (housing a wholly different business than it used to) the building would benefit from a Recommissioning – or possibly continuous commissioning process.

In addition to reducing energy bills, building Recommissioning offers other significant benefits including: increased system reliability, increased thermal comfort of occupants, higher tenant satisfaction, and increased indoor air quality. No matter your situation, building Recommissioning will leave you with a better performing facility

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