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With deep experience across a wide range of industries and building types—from commercial offices and healthcare facilities to industrial and specialty environments—our team brings a practical, real-world understanding to every commissioning project. We know that no two buildings operate the same, which is why we approach each system with a trained eye and a focus on how it performs in actual use, not just on paper. This breadth of experience allows us to quickly identify issues, verify performance, and ensure systems are aligned with the owner’s goals from day one.
Building commissioning provides a structured process to confirm that all building systems—especially HVAC—are designed, installed, tested, and operating as intended. The result is improved system efficiency, better occupant comfort, and reduced operational issues after turnover. By catching and correcting problems early, commissioning minimizes costly rework, shortens project timelines, and helps ensure a smoother transition from construction to occupancy.
Beyond initial startup, commissioning delivers long-term value through reduced energy consumption, lower maintenance costs, and extended equipment life. A properly commissioned building simply performs better—systems run more efficiently, spaces stay more comfortable, and operators have greater confidence in day-to-day performance. Whether for new construction or existing buildings, commissioning is an investment in reliability, performance, and peace of mind.

We deliver LEED-compliant commissioning by following a structured, standards-driven process that ensures building systems meet the performance requirements outlined by the U.S. Green Building Council. We work closely with project teams from design through occupancy to verify that systems are installed correctly, perform efficiently, and support energy and sustainability goals. By combining our hands-on field experience with thorough documentation and verification, we help projects successfully achieve LEED certification while delivering reliable, high-performing systems that operate as intended for the long term.
We provide energy code–compliant commissioning services that ensure your building systems meet all applicable local and national energy standards, including requirements set by codes such as IECC and ASHRAE. We take a thorough, detail-oriented approach—verifying system installation, testing performance, and documenting compliance to help streamline inspections and approvals. By combining proven processes with hands-on experience, we help reduce risk, improve energy efficiency, and ensure your project not only meets code, but performs reliably and efficiently from day one.
We also offers custom building and system commissioning services tailored to meet the unique needs of each project. We recognize that every facility has different goals, constraints, and operating requirements, so we adapt our commissioning process to align with your specific systems, timelines, and performance expectations. By taking a flexible, hands-on approach, we ensure that your building operates efficiently, reliably, and exactly the way you need it to—both at startup and throughout its lifecycle.
Please reach us at info@sastab.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes, dating back to the 2015 IECC, commissioning is required on all projects with few exceptions.
We fully understand the energy code landscape and can help your project team navigate the Cx requirements for your project to ensure smoother handovers. We can also operate as the owner's representative to ensure the owner's project requirements are maintained.
Sometimes!! Depending on the project requirements and with some exceptions (ie: LEED projects), an employee of the owner or a hired contractor can operate as the owners' commissioning agent.
No! Custom solutions can be developed tailored to each project to ensure code compliance and within an allocated budget. Call today to learn more.
Not to worry!! The Cx agent is trained to operate in the owner's best interest, inspectors have been trained to know that a preliminary Cx report with open punch list items and a plan to close them will satisfy the Cx requirements for CO or TCO.
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