The BEMS Guy Building automation & energy savings
for smarter buildings

Small works · upgrades · remote reviews · UK site visits · worldwide remote by agreement

Request a quote

Start with a secure, low-friction BMS triage request. If the issue needs more detail later, you can still send drawings, screenshots or a fuller scope after the first review route is agreed.

Book a free 15-minute BMS triage

Secure by default: customer-approved access only, supervised remote sessions, and no live BMS changes without agreement.

Remote access agreed firstIT/security-aware processInsurance details availableQualifications available on request
  • Small fixes & upgrades
  • Graphics & dashboards
  • Energy optimisation
  • Multi-building integration
  • Automated monthly reports

Lowest-friction route

Start with a free 15-minute BMS triage.

Send the site issue, platform, location and the outcome you need. The form goes directly to The BEMS Guy Ltd without opening an email app.

Complete the form and select Send quote request. It will send directly to The BEMS Guy Ltd without opening an email app. Required fields are marked.

Usually answered within one working day.

By sending this form, you ask The BEMS Guy Ltd to use the information provided to respond to your enquiry and prepare a quotation. See the privacy notice. Do not include passwords or remote-access credentials.

For drawings, photos or screenshots, send them separately to enquiries@thebemsguy.com and reference your site or company name.

Best way to start

Use the contact route that matches the urgency.

Live BMS issue

Call first if plant, comfort, alarms or access are causing a live operational issue.

Call 07354 710447

Quote or review

Email screenshots, site location, platform, drawings and the outcome you want.

Email evidence

Professional introduction

Use LinkedIn for B2B introductions, contractor support, estate discussions and energy-report coordination.

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Faster quote flow

Send the site problem, the system platform and the outcome you want.

The quickest enquiries are specific: “plant starts two hours too early”, “office areas are too hot”, “alarms are flooding the front end”, “need Niagara graphics reviewed”, or “multi-building monitoring needs IT-approved remote access”.

1. Building and location

Site town, building type, occupied hours, urgency and whether access is remote, on-site or both.

2. BMS platform

Trend, Tridium/Niagara, Siemens or other system details, plus screenshots, point lists or trend exports if available.

3. Desired result

Lower energy waste, comfort improvement, alarm reduction, graphics tidy-up, commissioning support or monthly reporting.

What I can quote for

From single plant rooms to larger estates, I can quote for practical automation support that teams can use day-to-day. I’m comfortable working in regulated and secure environments, including pharmaceutical sites, as well as offices, studios and multi-building campuses.

Single sites & small works

Point fixes, tuning, strategy updates, graphics tidy-ups, alarm reduction, quick wins.

BMS health checks

Quick reviews of schedules, setpoints, alarms, graphics and trend evidence before committing to larger upgrades.

Multi-building estates

Bring multiple buildings into one secure central system with IT-approved access, energy visibility, LoRaWAN sensor data and estate-wide reporting.

Reporting & monitoring

Automated monthly alarm and performance reports that highlight problem areas and savings opportunities.

What to include in a quote request

  • Site type, town and whether the work is remote, on-site or both.
  • Platform details, controller types, supervisor/front-end screenshots or any point lists you have.
  • The desired outcome: fault fixed, graphics improved, alarms reduced, energy report, remote review or upgrade plan.
  • For multi-building estates: number of buildings, IT/security requirements, central dashboard users and any LoRaWAN sensor needs.
  • Your priority: lowest cost, fastest delivery, or best long-term value.

For live call-outs, phone is usually best. For larger projects, email drawings or screenshots directly so the scope can be checked properly.