Industries

Built for the buildings you run.

Schools, campuses, museums, and commercial buildings each protect something different: budgets, collections, net operating income. OnPoint ranks HVAC issues by dollars, severity, and ease of repair, so your team knows what to fix first. Past deployments range from about 80,000 to over 1,000,000 sq ft.

Higher education

Every building ranked, so limited staff goes where the dollars are.

Campus teams cover dozens of buildings with limited staff and competing demands: labs, classrooms, dorms, athletics, each with different equipment and different ways of drifting.

Start with one building, then compare

Begin with one building. As you add buildings, OnPoint ranks them by estimated savings opportunity.

Waste in buildings that seem fine

Simultaneous heating and cooling, stuck economizers, and schedule drift often show up in buildings that generate no complaints.

A number for the budget ask

Evidence-backed estimates from your own data for capital requests. Share utility data and we validate savings against it. Without it, results are analytical estimates.

Built on our co-founders' building-performance research at Carnegie Mellon. Read the research story

K-12 schools

Six figures in estimated savings opportunities at one school.

School budgets are tight and scrutinized. Some of the easiest money a district can find is what it already spends on HVAC issues that never set off an alarm.

Estimated

School HVAC savings opportunity

$105,000

in estimated annual savings at a 220,000-square-foot school, mostly schedule and setpoint issues rather than capital projects.

No new sensors required

Works from the BAS trend data the district already collects.

Fixes a contractor can make

Most findings are schedule and sequence changes completed in normal maintenance windows.

Comfort that holds

Catch overheating and cold classrooms before anyone files a complaint.

See the school result

Museums & cultural

Lower energy cost, while maintaining the collection's required temperature and humidity.

A museum can't trade climate control for savings: temperature and humidity protect the collection around the clock. The savings have to come from faults and inefficiency.

Measured

Museum energy savings

$101,383

saved in 2024, up from $56,386 in 2023, while maintaining the collection's required temperature and humidity. One programming correction required no additional implementation cost.

Climate limits respected

Recommendations work within the collection's temperature and humidity requirements.

Humidity & reheat waste

Holding humidity and temperature steady takes a lot of reheat and dehumidification, which is where faults tend to waste the most energy.

Measured savings rose in year two

$56,386 in 2023, then $101,383 in 2024.

See the museum result

Healthcare

Energy waste in buildings that never shut down.

Healthcare facilities run around the clock with tight air and humidity requirements. OnPoint looks for HVAC energy waste in the BAS trend data, such as excess reheat, simultaneous heating and cooling, and economizer faults. It is an energy and operations tool, not a substitute for your clinical, compliance, or life-safety monitoring.

We don't yet have a published healthcare result. Start with one building to see what your data shows. Find My Savings

Commercial real estate

Lower operating cost, found without disrupting tenants.

Operating cost you remove adds to net operating income, year after year.

Opex straight to NOI

Recurring HVAC savings that add to NOI, found in data you already collect.

Portfolio triage

Rank buildings across a portfolio by opportunity and send capital where the return is highest.

No disruption to find the issues

The analysis reads trend data only: no construction, no site work, and nothing written to your controls. Fixes are scoped separately. Some are simple schedule or setpoint changes; others may need access, cost, or planned downtime.

Works from BAS trend exports or a live API connection installed onsite. Find My Savings

Your building type

See what's hiding in your kind of building.

Start with one building. If the data reveals an issue, we'll show a representative finding and its potential savings.