Facility Assessment
Markets – Energy
Building Energy Audits

From Reactive to Proactive Facility Management
Understanding the true condition of your building systems before problems become emergencies. EEI’s facility condition assessments provide the objective data needed to prioritize capital investments, plan maintenance, and protect asset value.
What We Assess
- HVAC Systems
- Electrical Systems
- Plumbing Systems
- Building Envelope
- Life Safety Systems
- Building Automation
Assessment Types
- Property Condition Assessments (PCA) – ASTM E2018
- Facility Condition Assessments (FCA)
- Building Performance Standards Assessments
EEI's Assessment Experience
EEI conducts Facility Condition Assessments (FCA) and Property Condition Assessments (PCA) to ASTM E2018 standards, producing prioritized repair/replacement budgets, remaining useful life analyses, and capital plans. Our assessment team includes 19 licensed Professional Engineers with expertise across all major building systems.


Representative Assessments
For Intertek portfolio properties including Aloha NAP and Mercy Gilbert facilities, EEI delivered enhanced MEP-focused Property Condition Assessments covering mechanical, controls, electrical, and plumbing systems—with prioritized recommendations and capital budgets for each property.
At USPS Fairbanks in Alaska, EEI applied our FCA methodology to a large federal facility, demonstrating capability with public-sector assets in challenging environments. Our standardized approach ensures consistent deliverables regardless of building type, location, or ownership structure.
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