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Contact

Start with the facility question - not a product list.

Tell Seek Energy what you operate, what energy information you have today and which cost or operating issue you cannot explain.

Recommended starting point

Book an energy assessment

Share basic facility, operating and energy information so the first conversation can focus on fit, useful data and a practical next step.

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Not ready for the form?

Use the facility checker first and receive a fit classification with no contact details required.

Use the opportunity checker
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Prefer email?

Send a short description of the facility, location, major systems and current concern.

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Prepare for the first review

Useful information - if you already have it.

Do not delay the conversation to assemble a perfect data package. These inputs simply make initial scoping faster.

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Recent electricity and gas bills

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Facility size, use and operating hours

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Major HVAC, refrigeration or process loads

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Existing meters, BAS or controls

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Known cost, comfort or equipment issues

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Upcoming renovations or capital decisions

Before you book

Common first-conversation questions

Do we need an existing BAS?

No. An existing BAS can be useful, but its presence, accessibility and data quality are reviewed rather than assumed.

Do we need to meter every asset?

No. The scope should focus on the systems that can materially change a diagnosis, operating action or investment decision.

Can we start with one site?

Yes. A representative pilot is often the strongest path for a multi-site organization because it tests both the technology and the management workflow.

Will Seek Energy guarantee a savings percentage?

No percentage is promised before the facility, baseline and achievable actions are understood. Results depend on site conditions and implementation.