A building automation system that runs the building the way it was designed to run.
Most buildings we walk into either have no BAS, a pneumatic system nobody can tune, or a modern system nobody is reading. We design it, install it, program it and then prove the savings at the utility meter.
Building Automation, engineered and installed by EverWatt
Pneumatic-to-DDC conversions
We replace air-driven controls with direct digital control, device by device, so the building runs off sensors and schedules instead of guesswork.
New BAS where none exists
Server, operator workstation, unit controllers, sensors and current transducers, plus a network to your IT team for remote access.
Sequences of operation
We write the sequences for your building from logged data, then program and commission them ourselves.
Trending, alarms and fault detection
Points trended and alarms set so problems surface in the software before they surface as complaints.
Retro-commissioning
For buildings with a good system that has drifted: we find what's overridden, fighting itself or running 24/7, and fix it.
Vendor-agnostic, BACnet-native
We work across control platforms, so you're not locked into one manufacturer for the life of the building.
One contact from the first site walk to verified savings.
Log
Weeks of trend data and equipment logging before we design anything.
Design
Points list, sequences and a savings model the utility will review.
Install & program
Our crews install; our engineers program and commission.
Verify
Savings measured at the utility meter, not assumed.
Projects like this
Smart Modular Technologies
New BAS, HVAC optimization and LED conversion for a 79,000 sq ft HQ. 17.6% of electricity cut; $120K/yr; $575K+ incentives.
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Technology Campus HQ, Bay Area
3.66M BAS readings turned into nine measures and a roadmap. $121K/yr identified; a life-safety finding no walk-through would catch.
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San Leandro Hospital
Hospital-wide pneumatic-to-DDC conversion, 20 VFDs, full LED. $594K projected annual savings; $4M+ in incentives.
Read the case study →What owners usually ask
Can you work with our existing controls vendor's system?
Yes. We're vendor-agnostic and BACnet-native. Where the existing system is sound, we integrate with it; where it isn't, we tell you why and what replacing it costs.
How do you prove the savings?
On most projects, with meter-based measurement: a model fitted to twelve months of pre-installation interval data, then monthly weather-normalized reporting after install.
Can this be financed?
Often, yes. Controls upgrades regularly qualify for utility incentives and PG&E On-Bill Financing. We identify and file those as part of the project.
Tell us about the building.
An engineer will call within one business day, usually to set up a site visit. No cost, no obligation.
or call (510) 730-0062