Building performance verification: readings that confirm the drop you were promised.
BECORP logs surface temperature, energy consumption and sound levels before and after the work, so performance is designed, installed and evidenced rather than assumed.
What’s in scope
Evidence, not adjectives.
Verification approach, evidence requirements and professional roles are confirmed for each project, against an agreed baseline and method.
01
Agreed Baseline
Conditions before the work are recorded and agreed, so there is a fair reference to compare with.
02
Documented Method
Consistent conditions, a documented method and calibrated instruments, where applicable.
03
Surface Temperature
Infrared and thermal-camera readings of roofs, walls and ceilings before and after treatment.
04
Energy & Sound Readings
Energy consumption and sound levels are logged, not estimated.
05
Before & After Record
You keep both sets of readings, formatted for ESG reporting and compliance submissions.
06
Professional Review
Where required, findings are checked with registered energy professionals before they are issued.
Demonstration protocol
No outcome claim without a test record.
Consistent conditions · documented method · calibrated instruments where applicable.
Thermal
A side-by-side heat-flow and thermal-camera view.
Acoustics
A controlled sound absorption and isolation demonstration.
Humidity & Moisture
Monitored response and detailing education.
Records on File
Before and after readings are kept on file for every project, not just the showcase ones.
How a project runs
From assessment to verification.
Performance is designed, installed and evidenced rather than assumed.
01
Assess
Record operating conditions and objectives before work starts.
02
Audit
Log baseline surface temperature, energy and sound readings.
03
Identify
Agree what will be measured, where and by which method.
04
Design
Fix the measurement plan and evidence requirements in the project scope.
05
Execute
Install to the approved drawings, keeping conditions comparable.
06
Verify
Take the after readings and issue the before and after record.
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Experience before specification
Experience performance. Don’t just talk about it.
Turn building performance into something clients can see, hear and experience. At the Experience Centre in Jalan Klang Lama, architects, developers and green-energy auditors interact with the systems first hand.
They see how different heat-entry paths are treated by coordinated layers, under documented test conditions.
The same infrared thermometer on the same roof: 66.6°C before the coating on 11 March at 11.02am, and 35.1°C after it on 11 May at 11.48am. The figure is on the screen, not in the sales copy.