Managed Engineering Review for HVAC/BAS
Mountvera helps mechanical and BAS contractors turn existing building data into prioritized action reports, open issue tracking, and verified post-repair performance.
Request a Pilot ReviewThe Operational Gap
Modern buildings generate a constant stream of BAS alarms, trend logs, equipment schedules, fault outputs, energy data, and exception reports. The data is there, but most of it does not automatically become useful. Critical issues get buried inside nuisance alarms, trend data is collected but rarely reviewed, and dashboards often show what happened without clearly explaining what should happen next.
Mountvera fills that gap with ongoing managed HVAC/BAS performance review, turning building-system data into prioritized field action. We help contractors identify which issues matter, separate noise from meaningful patterns, prioritize service opportunities, document recurring problems, and verify whether corrective action actually improved performance.
Instead of adding another dashboard to watch, Mountvera turns existing building data into contractor-friendly recommendations that support better service decisions, stronger owner communication, and verified building performance.
How It Works
Mountvera works from your existing BAS exports, configures the building around real equipment and point relationships, and delivers engineer-reviewed findings your team can act on.
Start with data from your existing BAS platform, including trend logs, point lists, schedules, alarms, or equipment data where available.
No new software platform or on-site hardware installation is required for most projects.
Mountvera engineers map points to equipment, review naming conventions, and configure the building around actual systems and operating patterns.
This setup step turns raw BAS data into a structured foundation for ongoing analysis.
Our proprietary internal software flags potential issues, then trained Mountvera analytics engineers review the results and build the reports.
Each report includes clear priorities, supporting evidence, likely causes, and recommended field checks your team can act on.
What We Review
Mountvera works with the data your building systems already produce, from alarm histories and trend logs to schedules, fault outputs, equipment behavior, and post-repair verification.
Recurring alarms, nuisance alarms, critical exceptions, alarm patterns.
Temperatures, setpoints, commands, valve positions, damper positions, fan speed, runtime, and status.
FDD exports, BAS analytics summaries, exception reports, and fault-detection outputs.
Occupied schedules, after-hours runtime, manual overrides, and schedule drift.
AHUs, VAVs, chillers, boilers, pumps, RTUs, cooling towers, valves, dampers, sensors, and control sequences.
Follow-up trends used to verify whether corrective action improved performance.
Performance Review Layer
Mountvera reviews how building systems behave over time, not just isolated alarms. Many HVAC/BAS problems show up in the interaction between equipment, controls, schedules, sensors, valves, dampers, and sequences. We review those operating patterns to identify likely causes, recommend next steps for contractor review, and verify whether corrective action improved performance.
Think of it as a remote performance review layer that supports ongoing commissioning, service agreements, and post-repair verification without the overhead of a full commissioning engagement.
Contractor Partner Value
Mountvera helps BAS and mechanical contractors turn existing building data into a higher-value service offering. Our ongoing performance review, prioritized action reports, issue tracking, and post-repair verification help your team strengthen owner relationships without building an internal monitoring department.
Discuss a Contractor PilotOffer ongoing performance review as part of premium service agreements, monitoring add-ons, or owner reporting packages.
Surface recurring faults, schedule problems, control issues, failed sensors, unstable loops, and other items your team can investigate.
Provide clear reports that show what was found, what was recommended, what was addressed, and what improved.
Give service managers and controls teams a structured review layer without hiring a full internal analytics or commissioning staff.
Mountvera can support contractor-facing, co-branded, or white-label report formats so the service strengthens your customer relationship instead of competing with it.
Actionable Output
Mountvera turns BAS alarms, trend data, fault outputs, and operating patterns into action reports developed through HVAC and controls engineering review.
Our team reviews BAS trends, control sequences, equipment behavior, and operating patterns to identify meaningful problems, organize findings by priority, recommend practical next steps for contractor review, and verify whether corrective action improved performance.
Weekly Performance
Report Generated: 06/15/12
| Issue # | Title | Status | Next Step | Equipment | Reported On | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0001 | AHU-12 outside air damper stuck open during low-load operation | Field Action | Check Damper Response | AHU-12 | 06/12/26 | Medium |
| Notes | Pattern suggests outside air damper remains above expected minimum during low-load conditions. Recommend contractor review damper command, actuator response, and economizer sequence. | |||||
| 0002 | VAV-14 airflow remains low during occupied cooling demand | Field Action | Check Airflow Response | VAV-14 | 06/12/26 | High |
| Notes | Trend pattern shows zone temperature rising while damper command remains high and measured airflow stays below expected range. Recommend contractor review airflow sensor reading, damper operation, and downstream restriction. | |||||
| 0003 | CHW pump speed oscillates near differential pressure target | Monitoring | Review Control Loop | CHW-P-2 | 06/12/26 | Medium |
| Notes | Pump speed repeatedly increases and decreases around the DP setpoint during stable load periods. Pattern suggests control-loop tuning or sensor feedback instability. Continue monitoring after adjustment. | |||||
| 0004 | Chiller staging sequence improved after controls adjustment | Verified | Continue Monitoring | CHW Plant | 06/12/26 | Low |
| Notes | Follow-up trends show more stable staging response and reduced short cycling after sequence adjustment. Issue appears improved based on available operating data and should remain on watch through the next reporting cycle. | |||||
Common Data Sources
Platform names are used only to describe common BAS data sources. Mountvera is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by these manufacturers.
Mountvera does not require customers to replace their BAS, adopt another dashboard, or start with a major integration project.
Most pilots can begin with simple data exports: emailed BAS reports, alarm histories, trend logs, CSV files, PDFs, screenshots, shared folders, or uploaded files. We start with the data your team can already provide, then improve automation and data quality over time.
Field-Tested Experience
Mountvera is built from hands-on experience in HVAC controls, building automation, commissioning, building analytics, fault detection, and software architecture. That experience shapes how we review BAS trends, control sequences, equipment behavior, alarms, schedules, and post-repair performance data.
Our process combines domain knowledge with structured software-enabled workflows, so contractors receive practical findings they can evaluate and act on. Mountvera does not replace contractor judgment or field diagnostics. It provides a consistent engineering review layer that helps teams identify meaningful problems, prioritize follow-up, and verify improvement over time.
Contact Mountvera
Send a few details about your building data, BAS platform, or contractor service goals. We will review whether a managed performance pilot is a practical fit.
Based in Jacksonville, FL. Supporting BAS and mechanical contractors remotely.
