Sometimes the right answer is nothing.
Honeydew examines building use, metering, vacancy, ownership, floor area, and jurisdiction rules before recommending work that may not be required at all. Removing a building from scope is the cheapest compliance outcome there is.
Three steps, start to filed.
Exemption opportunity review
We screen the property against the jurisdiction thresholds, aggregation rules, use categories, and ownership tests. Not covered and exempt are different arguments, and we make the right one.
Build the evidence
Metering diagrams, vacancy records, tenant lists, and floor area documentation are assembled into a package the agency can act on.
Filing and follow-up
We submit the request, respond to agency questions, and keep the written confirmation on file so the same argument does not have to be made again next cycle.
Reducing scope is treated as a service in its own right, not as a favour done on the side of a benchmarking engagement.
No dropped handoffs, no chasing three vendors for one answer, and one person who knows the building's history.
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us the address and what landed on your desk. We will tell you what applies and what does not.
Tell us what is on your plate. We will help you sort it out.
A notice, a deadline, a portfolio, or simply a question. You do not need to have it organized before you call.