Compressed air waste hides in plain sight. I measure where it goes.
If your compressors run through the night, pressure sags at the far end of the plant, or the power bill keeps climbing, an assessment measures where the energy goes and ranks the practical fixes by payback. Metered kW, PSI and flow. No equipment to sell.
Credentials
- Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Association of Energy Engineers (AEE)
- CAGI Certified Compressed Air System Specialist (CCASS)
- Approved Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart Trade Ally
What happens after you ask
You send a short request.
Your name, work email, company, and a few lines about the system and the problem. Nothing else is needed to start.
I reply directly.
Expect a direct reply from Peak kW within one business day.
We agree the scope in writing.
We go through your equipment, shifts, pressure needs and electricity bills. You receive a proposal that sets the measurement boundary, deliverables, fee, site access and schedule before any work begins.
I measure your system.
My loggers record power, pressure and flow across a representative operating cycle agreed in the scope.
You receive the findings and we review them together.
A prioritized action list with estimated savings, the assumptions behind every figure, and a proposed way to verify the results.
Independent. By design.
Most "audits" are sales pitches for new compressors. As an independent specialist, I provide unbiased technical consulting focused solely on reducing your kW per SCFM. If you don't need new hardware, I'll tell you.
I'm Devon Wright, an independent compressed air specialist with 16+ years in these systems. I perform the assessment and write the findings. Read my field notes for the reasoning behind the recommendations.
Instruments on the system. Not estimates on a clipboard.
I meter the three signals that decide what your air really costs, then read the oscillation between them across a full duty cycle.
Three ways I find, fix, and fund the savings.
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Precision Energy Assessments
A full metered baseline of demand, pressure, and power across a real duty cycle, with savings ranked by payback.
Learn more 02Ultrasonic Leak Detection
Ultrasonic survey of the entire distribution network, tagged and quantified in CFM and dollars per year.
Learn more 03Real-Time Precision Monitoring
My own power, pressure, and flow logging kept in place over time, so changes in real operational demand show in the measured trend.
Learn moreDesign and buy
Deep focus on the plants that run on air.
The same metered, vendor-neutral method, tuned to the duty cycle and air quality demands of your sector.
Metered precision. Real decisions.
I install and read my own power, pressure, and flow loggers across a representative operating cycle. This isn't a one-day snapshot; it's a measured record of your actual operational demand.
Use the slider or arrow keys for 10-minute samples. Each measure has its own chart and scale: flow 0–480 CFM, and, when chosen, power 0–90 kW and pressure 90–115 PSI.
Devon Wright
Legacy of expertise. Third-generation specialist. From New Hampshire roots to Mountain West operations in Salt Lake City, one independent specialist reads your data, signs the findings, and answers for how every figure was calculated.
See why it mattersReady to Find Out What Your System Is Really Costing You?
Leaks, excess pressure, and poor controls quietly add to annual electricity costs. A technical assessment measures where the energy goes and identifies the most practical fixes.