Our clients own and operate buildings across every sector, from multi-residential co-ops
and condominiums to major hotel chains, hospitals, universities, and utilities. Here’s a
selection of the projects we’ve delivered.
Five-year energy audit and modelling program across 92 affordable housing properties, including net-zero pathway analysis.
Multi-year capital upgrade program across 10
properties, delivering 24 projects with $3.6M in
construction value.
$3.2M in HVAC capital upgrades across 6
community housing properties, replacing gas
equipment with heat pump systems.
Delivery of a targeted conservation incentive program across Ontario, resulting in over 14,300 kW of peak demand savings across 600+ participating buildings.
ASHRAE Level II energy audit, accessibility audit, and building condition assessment supporting federal retrofit funding applications.
ASHRAE Level II energy audits across 7 industrial and office properties in Ontario and Quebec, totalling approximately 2.07M sq ft, in support of BOMA Best certification.
Multi-residential co-ops, condominiums, and
social housing portfolios.
Hospitals, long-term care facilities, and medical
office buildings.
Universities, colleges, schools, and government
facilities.
Office buildings, retail, warehouses, and
manufacturing facilities.
Hotels, arenas, sports clubs, and mixed-use
entertainment venues.
Local distribution companies and energy program
administrators.
Energy Auditing · Building Energy Modelling · Thermal Imaging (Envelope Analysis) · Net-Zero Pathway Modelling
Multi-year energy audit program for an Ontario regional municipality’s affordable housing portfolio, covering 92 properties across high-rise, low-rise, and townhouse buildings ranging from 1958 to 2024 construction. Each audit covers mechanical systems, building envelope, lighting, and domestic hot water, supported by thermal imaging and building energy modelling. Net-zero and deep retrofit pathways were developed for each property, with GHG and energy savings scenarios modelled across a range of investment levels — identifying paths to up to 80% GHG reduction and 70% energy reduction across the portfolio.
Capital Project Management · Building Envelope Upgrades · Mechanical Systems · Electrical Systems · Fire Protection · HVAC Controls · Engineering · Tendering & Construction Administration
Multi-year capital upgrade program across a non-profit community housing provider’s affordable housing portfolio, spanning 10 properties and 24 projects across 2022 and 2025. Finn Projects provided project management, engineering coordination, tendering support, and construction administration throughout. The largest project was a comprehensive mechanical and electrical renewal at a 300-unit high-rise tower in Toronto, including full piping replacement for domestic water and DHW systems, electrical panel and switchgear renewal, make-up air unit replacement, firestopping, and a DHW tank upgrade. Building envelope work across multiple sites included brick and cladding repairs, window and door replacement, and parking restoration. Projects were funded through Canada-Ontario Community Housing Initiative funding, capital reserves, and internal funding streams.
Capital Project Management · Mechanical Systems · Electrical Systems · Engineering · Tendering & Construction Administration
After completing energy audits for over 30 community housing sites for an Ontario community housing provider, Finn Projects was selected to design and manage $3.2M of capital upgrades at 6 properties, replacing existing HVAC equipment with efficient heat pump technologies. Projects included the replacement of gas-fired make-up air units with heat pumps at 5 properties, and the replacement of hydronic heating systems at one property with mini-split heat pump systems. Our services included project management, engineering design and coordination, tendering support, and construction administration throughout.
Program Administration & Reporting · Capital Project Management · Database Design
Finn Projects is one of the program delivery partners for a utility-funded conservation incentive program offered through a provincial grid operator. The program is a targeted initiative providing free energy assessments and instant discounts on equipment upgrades for businesses, specifically designed to reduce electricity demand in regions facing local grid constraints. The program is currently offered in two regions in Ontario. To date, more than 600 buildings have participated, resulting in over 14,300 kW of peak demand savings and over $23M in incentives delivered.
ASHRAE Level II Energy Auditing · Building Energy Modelling (RETScreen) · Accessibility Audit (AODA) · Building Condition Assessment · GHG & Energy Savings Analysis · Retrofit Funding Application Support
ASHRAE Level II energy audit, AODA accessibility audit, and building condition assessment for a multi-use community building in the GTA comprising a place of worship, Montessori school, museum, theatre, and associated spaces — approximately 26,000 sq ft across two storeys plus basement. Finn Projects completed the initial audit in 2024 to support a federal GICB funding application, then updated the audit and added a building condition assessment in 2025 for an application to the GMF Community Buildings Retrofit (CBR) program. Key proposed measures include replacement of remaining gas-fired rooftop units with hybrid air-source heat pumps, DHW system upgrades, and building envelope improvements.
ASHRAE Level II Energy Auditing · Utility Analysis & Regression Modelling · Energy Efficiency Recommendations · Net-Zero Pathway Modelling
ASHRAE Level II energy audits for 7 industrial and office properties across the Greater Toronto Area and greater Montreal region for a major Canadian REIT, in support of BOMA Best certification. Each audit covered mechanical systems, building envelope, lighting, and domestic hot water, with utility regression modelling and recommendations spanning heat pump retrofits, LED upgrades, solar PV, building automation improvements, and net-zero pathways. Across the portfolio, identified measures represent over $23M in capital improvements with combined potential GHG reductions of over 1,200 tCO2e per year.