Surveys and records

What we come to read

Each visit is a real morning in a real cupboard. We do not sell a login. We sell time on site, a notebook, and a record you can hand to an accountant or a contractor.

Hotels along the boulevard, offices above shops on Parnavaz Mepe Street, and warehouses toward the industrial fringe all keep electricity and heat behind doors that guests never see. Network Flowpoint opens those doors by appointment, writes what the meters show, and leaves a record of energy consumption that a facilities person can actually use.

Choose the visit that matches the problem: a full survey when you do not trust the bill, a monthly record when the keys already work, a walk-through when you only need the rooms named, or a clock check when day and night bands look wrong.

High-voltage lines and pylons against a pale sky, the kind of supply that ends at a building meter

On-site survey · One full day, sometimes two for large hotels

Site consumption survey

A booked day on site. We inventory every board we are shown, collect readings the meters will give, and return a charted record of kilowatt-hours you can put next to the supplier bill.

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Hands reviewing printed tables and notes at a desk

Recurring visit · Two to four hours each month

Monthly reading record

After the keys are known, we come back on an agreed morning, read the same set of meters, and send a short charted record for the month just closed.

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Multi-storey office buildings of the kind that hide plant in the basement

Walk-through · Half a day

Walk-through of plant and meter rooms

Half a day with the person who has the keys: we name the rooms, the boards, and the hungry equipment, then leave a labelled sketch rather than a full reading campaign.

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Electrical cabling and a distribution board inside a service cupboard

Short visit · Two to three hours

Tariff band and clock check

When the night band looks busy at noon, we check the meter clock, the registers, and the way the bill names those hours — a short visit with a precise complaint.

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