P2S Commissioning

The Importance of Commissioning

Commissioning is the best way for building and facility owners and managers to improve and maximize system efficiency and performance while reducing operational costs—for new and existing buildings and renewable energy systems.

Building Value and Lowering Costs With Commissioning

With extensive experience in building systems and designs, the experienced team at P2S Commissioning supports clients as an independent third-party commissioning agent or integrated with the engineering team.

We Commission Any Type Of New or Existing System

We help clients accurately assess building performance while identifying how operational efficiency and functionality meet the planned needs of a building.

We Stay On Top Of Industry Trends, Standards & Regulations So You Don’t Have To

From compliance to CALGreen to LEED certification, we are focused on helping write and understand building codes, emerging standards and industry innovation.

Mini Features

PV Commissioning

Photovoltaic Commissioning. As with all renewable energy systems, commissioning is essential in order to accurately assess both short and long-term system performance. Commissioning is a critical step that will protect building owner investments in renewable energy systems. Specifically, commissioning of photovoltaic (PV) systems not only formalizes the quality control process, it will help owners realize [...]

CALGreen Commissioning

CALGreen Commissioning. How do you ensure compliance to CALGreen code that became law on January 1, 2011? New buildings must utilize environmentally advanced building practices that decrease waste, reduce water consumption, improve indoor environmental quality and conserve resources. CALGreen code also requires thorough commissioning during design and construction phases for all buildings 10,000 sq. ft. [...]

LEED Commissioning

LEED Cx. Commissioning under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification system employs the same philosophy and tasks performed under non-LEED-certified new or existing building commissioning projects, with slightly different terminology and scope breakdown. Proper documentation and uploading to the U.S. Green Building Council is required for LEED projects to document and obtain [...]