Facility Assessment
We inventory every asset, system, and floor plan across your portfolio, then flag risk and opportunity before it turns into a work order.
V4 Facility Management brings assessment, maintenance, compliance, and cost control into a single system for your portfolio, built and operated by engineers.
Most facility teams run assessment, maintenance, safety, and budgeting as separate spreadsheets. We run them as one system — so a failed inspection, a rising utility bill, and an overdue work order all show up on the same dashboard, not three different ones.
Before anything gets maintained or budgeted, we establish the baseline — what you own, how it's used, and where it's headed.
We inventory every asset, system, and floor plan across your portfolio, then flag risk and opportunity before it turns into a work order.
Track occupancy in real time and reallocate desks, meeting rooms, and shared areas to match how people actually use them.
Performance data feeds a multi-year capital plan — the modernization roadmap that keeps facilities ahead of demand, not reacting to it.
Day-to-day building operations, run on schedules and SLAs instead of reacting to breakdowns.
Preventive schedules and service-level agreements keep equipment running before it fails, not after.
Every request is logged, triaged by urgency, assigned to a technician, and tracked to close-out with labor and material costs attached.
Sensors and building management systems watch HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and lighting around the clock, surfacing issues before occupants notice.
The people, code, and vendor relationships that keep a facility safe and accountable on paper, not just in practice.
Scheduled inspections and audits keep every building code, environmental rule, and safety standard on record — and every corrective action closed out.
Access control, visitor registration, alarms, and surveillance, managed as one system with a clear incident response plan.
Contracts, SLAs, and performance metrics for every service provider, so accountability doesn't depend on memory.
Where the numbers come together — consumption, cost, and performance — and where the next round of decisions gets made.
Meter-level visibility into electricity, water, and gas use, with efficiency projects prioritized by payback.
Operating costs, maintenance spend, and forecasts in one place, with trend analysis that flags where budgets are drifting.
Dashboards built around the KPIs that matter — response time, occupancy, energy use, cost per square foot — so decisions are backed by data.