Terrestream for Facilities

Know your buildings. Even when campus is empty.

Holiday closures. Sudden cold snaps. Windows left open. Bring room conditions and outdoor weather into one campus view, so your team can prioritize checks instead of relying on unanswered reminders.

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Campus overviewIllustrative data

Where to look next · Planned experience

The evidence

This room is cooling quickly.

Down 11°F over 90 minutes. Outside: 14°F. A window or heating issue could explain the change.

Next check: Inspect windows and room heating. Confirm the cause on site.

One room view. Year-round value.

Start with winter.
Keep learning all year.

Room measurements and outdoor context help teams decide what to inspect next.

Cold rooms

Spot unexpected cooling and prioritize a check before conditions worsen.

Ventilation

Use CO₂ trends to investigate ventilation concerns in occupied spaces.

Moisture conditions

Investigate sustained humidity and conditions associated with condensation risk.

HVAC performance

Find room patterns that merit an equipment or schedule check.

Room sensors measure local conditions. Window position, pipe temperature, and mold presence require separate investigation.

Connected at every level

Your campus. Your buildings. Your rooms.

One shared workspace.

Your universityThe whole campus, organized.

YOUR ORGANIZATION

A place for every space.

▣ Hawthorne Hall✓ Room 204✓ Seminar room＋ Add a room

BUILDINGS & ROOMS

Ready for your first sensor.

Room 204Sensor assignedHawthorne Hall

THE TERRESTREAM APP

Your campus, in numbers

See the investment.
Explore the return.

A single view of the costs, everyday opportunities and what an avoided incident could mean.

01 Your investmentNew sensors

$249 each · $199 each at 11+

Eligible existing sensorsNew boxed spares

Installation budget ($)

First 12 months included
Then $49 per monitored sensor per year, billed annually.

02 Operating assumptionsAnnual HVAC spend in monitored areas ($)Assumed energy reduction (%)Maintenance expenses avoided / year ($)Cost of acting on findings / year ($)

03 Time and resilienceNet staff hours available / yearLoaded labor rate ($/hr)Cost of one burst-pipe incident ($)Assumed reduction in that loss (%)

Three-year view · USD

Sensor hardware: —
Installation budget: $0
Monitoring · year 1: Included
Monitoring · each of years 2 and 3: —
Total modeled investment: —
Modeled operating benefit · 3 years: —
Modeled net · 3 years: —

Watch the costs and benefits meet.

Operating benefitInvestment + fees

Modeled benefit accrues evenly. Renewal is billed at months 12 and 24. Break-even is the first crossing within three years.

Potential staff capacity / year40 hours · —Modeled separately from cash break-even.

Conditional one-event reduction—50% of a hypothetical $30,000 incident.

For facilities, IT, and procurement

Clear answers.
A confident start.

Does it know that a window is open?

It measures room conditions. Cooling patterns and outdoor conditions can suggest heat loss; a person checks the window, heating, and other possible causes.

Does this replace our inspection program?

No. Monitoring helps prioritize checks. Required inspections, heat protection, maintenance, and insurer requirements remain part of your program.

What if a sensor goes offline?

The room view shows missing or stale readings as unknown. Use a fallback check when reliable readings are unavailable.

What about email, text, and phone alerts?

Team escalation is planned. Automatic incident evaluation and production alert delivery are not currently offered.

What will purchasing need?

A scoped quote, commercial terms, network requirements, and a deployment plan. Requested data-processing and insurance requirements are reviewed during procurement; availability and coverage depend on approved documents and actual policies.

Start with one building

A clearer picture.
Across your campus.

Tell us about your buildings, rooms, and what your team wants to learn.

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