Large buildings and portfolios
Audits, planning, engineering, implementation, and ongoing performance support.
McKinstry is a Seattle-headquartered energy-services company offering commercial energy audits, benchmarking, commissioning, controls, engineering, retrofits, and ongoing operations support. Its breadth is most relevant to larger buildings and portfolios with several connected needs.
Profile information checked July 24, 2026 using provider-published and public industry sources.
Washington statewide
Audits, planning, engineering, implementation, and ongoing performance support.
Public, education, healthcare, commercial, and campus facilities.
Commissioning, controls, energy retrofits, and implementation under one engagement.
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McKinstry publicly lists energy auditing and benchmarking, engineering, energy retrofits, active energy management, facility assessments, commissioning, and capital planning.
View source: McKinstry energy services ↗Published capabilities include new construction, existing building, envelope, retro-, re-, and monitoring-based commissioning plus equipment acceptance testing.
View source: McKinstry commissioning ↗The commissioning profile covers HVAC, controls, plumbing, lighting, envelopes, and other systems and describes training facility staff as part of its process.
View source: McKinstry commissioning ↗A published project article reports more than 100 ASHRAE Level 2 audits covering over 10 million square feet for Washington public-sector owners.
View source: Washington audit program ↗One published project reports a 40% energy-use reduction, a lower energy-use intensity, and more than $50,000 in annual operating savings after commissioning and controls improvements.
View source: Commissioning project example ↗Optional preparation for a more useful first conversation.
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