How is this building doing?
A free, dated label for one building: what is installed, what the evidence supports, and what is worth checking next.
No account, email or payment.
Evidence on this building
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One building. One label. Four useful layers.
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1
Building identity
A dated label tied to the building assessed, with its own reference number.
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2
Systems identified
The heating, cooling, hot water, electrical, roof and other systems identified, each carrying where the information came from.
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Findings supported
Condition findings only where the evidence can support them. Where it cannot, the label says so instead of estimating.
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Regional context
Weather history, public programs and official resources worth checking. Never proof that this property was affected, and never a change to a finding.
Preparing a building for what comes next
See which efficiency, heat-pump, storage and resilience systems are documented, what information is missing and what may require professional review before the next project.
Look up a specific piece of equipment
Look up supported equipment information and official recall notices, for one appliance rather than a whole building.
See a finished label before you start
A complete example, with the findings the evidence supported, the ones it did not, and what the owner could do next. Example data throughout.
Understand what you already have
A building does not become more efficient because it has a record. But knowing what is installed, how old it is, what has been maintained and what evidence is missing can support better informed decisions.
Maintain
- Records
- Equipment identity, installation date, and whether any service has been documented.
- Supports
- Seeing which systems have nothing on record, and when one was last attended to.
- May follow
- Maintenance that would otherwise be forgotten.
Repair or replace
- Records
- Documented findings and repairs, and documented age against a governed typical service life.
- Supports
- Telling a system genuinely near the end of its life from one that only looks old.
- May follow
- Better informed timing. Neither keeping equipment nor replacing it is automatically better.
Retrofit
- Records
- What is installed, how old it is, and where the records are missing, before work is scoped.
- Supports
- Scoping from what is documented instead of rediscovering the building each time.
- May follow
- Less repeated discovery of the same building.
Continue
- Records
- The history, attached to the building rather than to whoever happened to file it.
- Supports
- The next owner, operator or contractor starting from what is already known.
- May follow
- Less repeated survey when contractors, staff or ownership change.
Infrastructure Condition Index produces information. Every outcome depends on a decision and on physical work that it does not perform and cannot verify.
What happens around the building matters too
Regional weather can tell you what is worth documenting. It never tells you what happened to your equipment.
A regional event never means your property was damaged, and never changes a condition result on its own. Only documented evidence about your building does that.
Examples of what this layer will surface
Hail · example
Significant hail recorded in this area
- When
- June 2026
- Area
- Northwest Calgary, roughly 6 km radius
- Possible exposure
- Roofing and outdoor equipment
- Roof photographs
- Outdoor condenser fins and casing
- Any contractor visit after the event
Wildfire smoke · example
Extended wildfire smoke period
- When
- August 2026
- Area
- Regional, multi-day
- Possible exposure
- Ventilation and filtration
- Filter change date
- Ventilator or HRV service record
- Any air quality complaint logged
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Extreme rain · example
Heavy rainfall event recorded
- When
- July 2026
- Area
- Municipal, localized flooding reported
- Possible exposure
- Below-grade equipment and drainage
- Sump pump operation
- Water heater and furnace base
- Any restoration or plumbing work
Extreme cold · example
Prolonged extreme cold period
- When
- January 2026
- Area
- Provincial
- Possible exposure
- Heating plant under sustained load
- Any heating service call during the period
- Backup or supplementary heat use
- Thermostat or control faults recorded
Public building information worth knowing about
Official programs and resources published by other authorities, separate from anything Infrastructure Condition Index produces. 5 are listed, each with the date it was last checked.
After the label
Keep this label, your documents and future service history together in Asset History Report, the paid continuing home record. Membership is $29.99 a year. Infrastructure Condition Index stays free.
Results appear only where the information provided can support them. Where it cannot, we say so instead of estimating.
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