None of these are unusual in a building that has been through a few contractors.
The parts of a control system an operator touches every day.
Graphics, trends and alarms in one NiagaraMods Reflow view, with naming agreed for your building.
Trends and alarms are reviewed remotely, so the technician arrives with a focused work plan.
Neeve gives your team encrypted, zero-trust access without exposing controllers to the open internet.
Points lists, sequences and as-builts that match what is actually installed.
With Environ analytics, each open fault carries a dollar figure built from the building’s own energy rates and equipment, and each repair gets a retest. A cost-ranked work list turns a thin engineering team into a focused one.
Examples from recent service work.
A locked-out panel rebuilt and restored.
Sequence corrections that end simultaneous heating and cooling.
Misplaced sensors that were driving bad control, relocated.
Field trunks migrated from MS/TP to BACnet/IP.
Usually, yes. We work across four major control lines, ABB Cylon, Siemens, Honeywell and Johnson Controls, and integrate on the open Tridium Niagara framework. Our team has also installed, programmed and serviced lines we do not represent.
Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency service on existing systems. To report a problem, use the Incident Report link at the top of any page.
Yes. Owner training is part of closeout, along with graphics, trends and documentation of what was installed.
Yes. Neeve provides zero-trust, encrypted connectivity for monitoring and managing a building remotely, with no direct path from the open internet to your controllers.
Traditional agreements bill for calendar-based visits whether anything needs attention or not. Ours are analytics-driven: we use system data to find the specific points and equipment that need work, so you pay for resolved issues and uptime instead of routine truck rolls.
Tell us the system and the complaint, and we’ll tell you honestly what it needs. Call (720) 282-5099 or request a quote.
