Deliver.
Building Commissioning, Simplified.
HVAC and building envelope commissioning services ensure all your systems are working as designed. With a rigorous verification process, Melink Building Commissioning ensures the build quality, efficiency and integration of all your essential systems, including mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
Deliver.
Building Commissioning, Simplified.
HVAC and building envelope commissioning services ensure all your systems are working as designed. With a rigorous verification process, Melink Building Commissioning ensures the build quality, efficiency and integration of all your essential systems, including mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
Deliver.
Building Commissioning, Simplified.
HVAC and building envelope commissioning services ensure all your systems are working as designed. With a rigorous verification process, Melink Building Commissioning ensures the build quality, efficiency and integration of all your essential systems, including mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
Tell us the square footage of the building(s) you need to commission and we’ll be in touch.
Building Commissioning at a glance
Optimize energy efficiency
Ensure building quality of all essential systems
Prevent “sick” buildings
Reduces maintenance costs
What is Building Commissioning?
Building commissioning, also known as Cx, is a systematic and thorough process to verify that a building’s overall design and functionality is aligned with the building owner’s specified requirements. The Cx process ensures all buildings systems perform interactively according to the design intent. Building Commissioning is crucial for facilities seeking to be compliant with regulations and obtain sustainability certifications (LEED and Energy Star). Cx can be performed in a variety of ways: design review, functional, pre-functional, and retro commissioning. Each one is completed during a different stage of a building’s lifecycle.
Why Melink Commissioning?
For over 35 years, Melink has worked with multi-site owners and operators on seamless building commissioning (Cx) projects, from pre-design to design and construction through occupancy and operations. Our proprietary approach delivers streamlined data from the field directly to our client portal, so your report findings are always just a password away.
- State-of-the-art processes and equipment
- Independent and unbiased assessments
- Proficiently trained and certified Melink technicians
- National network ensures consistency across all your locations
When is CX needed?
During Design Phase or Pre-Design
It’s never too early to engage your commissioning agent (CxA). Consulting with us early makes the process seamless and successful through construction, occupancy and operations. Building commissioning is often required for commercial new construction.
Continuous Cx
Because buildings are alive and breathing, ongoing commissioning should always be considered. Consistently monitoring variations from established baselines can alert you to any problems.
Retro-Commissioning
It’s never too late to commission your building. Retro-commissioning can be done to improve or ensure energy efficiency and building health for existing facilities, resolving problems that may have occurred as buildings have aged. Experts recommend recommissioning every 3-4 years.
Who We Serve
Multi-Site National Retailers • Restaurants • Grocers • Hospitality • Healthcare • Higher Education
PositiV: Your tool for continuous commissioning
A wireless, standalone building health monitor, PositiV® acts as an early warning system. It tracks relative humidity, temperature, CO2 level, and building pressure, all while operating on solar power and its own standalone signal.
Case Studies
Case Study: Coffee House Chain
Case Study: HVAC Equipment Assessment
Case Study: New Construction
Case Study: Retail Stores
Why we do what we do
“We’ll build a 7 figure new store and we’ll fight with the A/C or negative air pressure for months or years, all because the equipment was never set up properly, causing problems that extend for the life of the building. Your reports allow us to know everything is set the way it should be from the beginning.”
Director of Facilities for a national restaurant chain