Meter walkthrough and register
A scheduled walk of plant rooms and closets to photograph meters, note multipliers, and produce a register the next invoice cycle can follow.
Energy consumption reporting
Packagegridbase prepares energy consumption dashboards as printed and PDF reports: billed kWh and fuel, plant-room observations, and notes a facilities director can take into a board meeting.
Read the whole-building report briefA reporting week
We do not sit behind a generic product screen. A reporter walks the boilers, the electrical closets, and the roof units, then sits with the invoices you already receive. The energy consumption dashboards in our reports are tables and short charts tied to named meters.
Telephone briefing: building name, reporting year, who holds the invoice file, and which plant rooms need an escort.
Photograph meter faces, note multipliers, and write what is isolated, unlabeled, or still on a house circuit.
Transcribe twelve months of bills. Where interval files exist, check missing days and daylight-saving rows before any chart is drawn.
A dated PDF for your archive, plus a one-page briefing. Optional local record-keeping in the desktop application on your own computer.
Flagship engagement
For facilities directors who must explain last year’s electricity, gas, and heat to a board, a municipal filing, or a tenant circular. Scope is one building or a named cluster that shares a plant. Construction work and utility negotiations stay outside the engagement.
Related work
A scheduled walk of plant rooms and closets to photograph meters, note multipliers, and produce a register the next invoice cycle can follow.
A written split of common-area and tenant electricity or heat where the building still shares panels and a single utility account.
A comparison of boiler or district-heat use against outdoor temperature and occupancy for one heating season, written for the plant log.
“The report named the east-wing lighting panel that still feeds the old print room. Our previous year-end pack had treated that kWh as offices.”
Marta Ellison, facilities director — more client notes
Field notes
Interval files arrive as long grids of timestamps. The useful work is spotting missing days, daylight-saving jumps, and columns that are kW instead of kWh.
In older mixed-use blocks, the corridor and dock lights were never given their own meter. Allocation notes have to say that out loud.
A heating-season review is easier to defend when the plant room is recorded as it was on the visit day, not as the drawing set imagined it.
Arrange a visit
There is no online inquiry form. Telephone +13154511875 or write to contact@packagegridbase.digital. Correspondence address: 100DouglasAve Liverpool NewYork(NY) 13088.