HVAC Rounds
Every plant room, every filter, every reading pinned
M&E contractors, in-house estate engineers and facilities teams use Pin Drop to keep scheduled rounds, readings and fault logs attached to the exact plant they describe.
Plant rooms on one map
AHUs, chillers, boilers and pumps sit as structured pins per plant room. Engineers see the asset list for the site before they put a key in the door.
SFG20 rounds tied to the pin
Filter changes, belt checks and bearing greases follow the SFG20 schedule on the asset. The round ticks off against the pin rather than a paper sheet.
Readings and fault logs in context
Temperature, pressure and running hours capture in the field and attach to the pin. A fault logs against the asset it affects and carries the photo with it.
Certificates ready for the file
Commissioning sheets, F-Gas records and service certificates pin to the plant. The compliance file builds itself round by round.
Built for M&E contractors
PPM works better when every asset is a pin
The shared map for plant rooms and rounds
PPM paperwork rarely lives with the plant it describes. Pin Drop pins each asset, reading and certificate to the plant room it sits in, so the next engineer on site opens the pin and the history is there.




Testimonials
Used by M&E contractors and estate engineers
M&E contractors and in-house estate teams rely on location-based records to run SFG20 rounds, close faults and keep certificates current across a portfolio.
“Inspection history organised by site strengthened our audit readiness.”
Marta Kowalska
Compliance and Estates Lead
“Asset records tied directly to location improved how we manage estate wide maintenance.”
Sarah Mitchell
Head of Facilities Operations
“Apiary zones are now organised across properties in one operational view.”
Amina Farah
Agricultural Land Coordinator
Guided walkthrough
See how an HVAC round runs on Pin Drop
Walk through a plant room visit, a filter change and a fault log and see how every reading and certificate stays pinned to the asset it describes.