What is Commissioning?
Commissioning services are the owners' best means of quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC). Commissioning ensures collaboration between the contractors on a project.
The commissioning process verifies and documents that selected building systems have been designed, installed, and function according to the owner’s requirements and construction documents as well as meet minimum code standards.
Campos Engineering is a NEBB and ACG certified commissioning firm.
Why Choose Campos
No Shortcuts
Collaborative Approach
Thorough and Comprehensive
ARTICLE:
Adoption of IECC 2015
Did you know the adoption of IECC 2015 means you can’t occupy your buildings until a commissioning process is completed, including a mandatory commissioning report?

ARTICLE:
What to Expect When Commissioning the Building Enclosure
Read the article written by Campos' President Tony Casagrande, based on lessons learned during the commissioning process.

Campos Commissioning Services Save Energy
Ensure building systems are operating according to occupied scheduling standards as opposed to a 24/7 default.
Defer equipment costs and extends the life expectancy of building systems by limiting excessive run-time.
Educate the building owner’s maintenance team with clear guidelines on how building systems should operate.
Provide a comprehensive preventative maintenance program for the building systems.
Related Service Offerings
MEP Engineering Design
Campos Engineering designs mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems for new and existing buildings. MEP Engineering design focuses on the comfort, health, and safety of the building's occupants.
Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB)
Campos verifies that installed HVAC systems meet the design intent and ensure that the end-user has an efficiently functioning system at the end of the project.
FanSOS
Campos Engineering created the FanSOS as a standalone product to monitor ventilation fans. If a fan stopped functioning, FanSOS would send a notification summarizing the issue and the location of the non-functioning fan.