Every building pays to light its corridors, run its pumps and remove its waste. Those costs are paid by the owners, so every dollar saved is a dollar back in the scheme. Clearview reviews how your building uses energy, water and services, and finds the savings that are already there.
Where the savings are found
Common area contracts are compared with the market, with bulk rates that individual owners rarely see.
Moving common areas to LED and sensor lighting often reduces the energy bill noticeably within the first year.
Pool pumps and other equipment are scheduled and sized to the building’s real needs.
Bin contracts are matched to what the building actually uses.
A hidden leak in a pool or common area pipe can drain a scheme’s budget in weeks. Chapter 15 explains how smart monitoring finds it early.
An illustration. In an example scheme, these changes together saved between $7,000 and $12,000 a year. Every building is different, and the figures are illustrative.
Better replacements
When a pump fails or a light fitting breaks, it is replaced with a modern, efficient alternative rather than the same outdated model. Each improvement keeps paying back long after the work is done.
Where the savings go
Savings appear in the budget the owners vote on. They can mean lower levies or a stronger sinking fund, as the owners decide. The building is also better protected from rising energy and water prices, and every lot becomes more attractive to future buyers.