Coming soon
Regulation is about to write part of your capital plan.
Refrigerant phasedown, building emissions ordinances, and efficiency standards are turning “we’ll replace it when it fails” into “we’ll replace it by a date someone else picked.” For portfolios with aging equipment, that’s not a compliance issue. It’s a capital planning issue with a deadline attached.
What we’re building
- Refrigerant exposure. Which assets run refrigerants under phasedown pressure, what the replacement path looks like, and which units are worth converting versus replacing.
- Emissions and efficiency ordinances. Local building performance requirements mapped to your properties, with the mechanical work needed to meet them priced into the plan rather than discovered late.
- Certification and inspection tracking. The recurring obligations that live on mechanical equipment — boiler certificates, elevator inspections, backflow testing, fire pump testing, pool permits — tracked against the assets they attach to, with renewal dates that don’t sneak up on a chief engineer.
- Brand and ownership commitments. For portfolios carrying brand sustainability requirements or ownership-level targets, the mechanical work required to get there, on a timeline.
Tell us what applies to you
We’re building this with input from operators, not from a regulatory summary. If compliance is driving capital decisions in your portfolio, tell us where and how — it shapes what we build and the order we build it in.
We’ll come back to you as this gets built — and if what you tell us moves it up the roadmap, you’ll be the first to know.