Results

Results from real buildings.

Explore measured museum savings and estimated school opportunities, and the findings behind them.

Estimated

School HVAC savings opportunity

$105,000 in estimated annual savings

School220,000 sq ftexisting BAS · no new hardware

Building

Type
School
Size
220,000 sq ft
Controls
Existing BAS, no new hardware

Finding

  • Heating and cooling running simultaneously across multiple units
  • Equipment schedules that didn't match how the building is actually occupied, including weekend and early-morning runtime
  • Economizer and control-sequence faults quietly shifting load onto mechanical cooling and reheat

Action Recommended

Many of the identified fixes are schedule and setpoint changes that an existing controls contractor can make during normal maintenance.

Outcome

$105,000/yr

Estimated annual savings opportunity, identified from BAS trend data.

A six-figure opportunity in a single building, identified without a retrofit or a single new sensor.

Heating & cooling overlapSchedules vs occupancyEconomizer & sequences
Measured

Museum energy savings

$101,383 saved in 2024

Museum88,000 sq ft · seven floorsconservation-grade climate

Building

Type
Museum
Size
88,000 sq ft · seven floors
Climate
Conservation-grade

A museum can't trade comfort for savings: temperature and humidity protect the collection around the clock while keeping visitors and staff comfortable. Every change has to be defensible to conservators, not just accountants.

Finding

Control issues found in the building's own trend data.

Action

One programming correction required no additional implementation cost. No new hardware. No changes to the collection's temperature or humidity requirements.

Outcome

$56,3862023$101,3832024
measured savings, reported by the customer
Research · Higher education

Where the research began.

Carnegie Mellon Universityour co-founders' building-performance research

Research

LeanFM grew out of our co-founders' building-performance research at Carnegie Mellon. That work shaped how OnPoint reads building data: the same way for every building, so a small team can cover many.

If you're evaluating LeanFM for a campus, we're glad to talk through how it would work for your buildings.

For campuses

  • Comparing buildings by dollar opportunity, so limited staff goes where it returns the most
  • Reviewing trend data across more buildings than staff time allows
  • Giving leadership evidence-backed estimates for capital and budget planning
Your building

Savings you can show. Progress you can prove.

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

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