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AI Agents in HVAC & Building Automation: Catching Faults Before Customers Feel Them

Episode 6

Aftermarket Intelligence Unlocked

September 25, 2026

30 minutes

Webinar Overview

Join this webinar to learn how HVAC and building automation teams use AI to read equipment data, catch faults early, and act before customers ever feel a problem.

In this 30 minute fireside chat, Steve Demanovich, a service operations leader whose career spans Trane, KONE, and Albireo Energy, joins host Gary Serbousek to explore how service teams get equipment data into view, resolve more issues remotely, combine the visits that still need a truck, and protect the value of every service contract

On-Demand Recording

Speakers

Steve Demanovich

Steve Demanovich

Executive Advisor, Business Operations & Transformation
Gary Serbousek

Gary Serbousek

Senior Program Manager

What You'll Learn

Service Teams Must Do More With Less

New construction and a data center boom add capacity faster than teams can staff. We look at what that pressure means for HVAC and building automation service, and why customers now expect teams to solve problems before they feel them.

It Starts With the Data

Proactive service begins with getting equipment data into view. We cover how teams bring operating data from HVAC equipment and building automation systems into one place, and why that step sets up everything that follows.

From Catching Faults to Fixing Them

AI reads trends, patterns, and shifts in how equipment runs to flag a failure early. We show how teams then act on it: resolving what they can remotely, combining the visits that still need a truck, and keeping a technician in the loop.

Both Sides of the Service Contract

When teams catch issues early and fix many remotely, contract value no longer depends on a site visit. We explore how to protect the customer’s experience, keep the provider’s cost in check, and prove that value without rolling a truck.

Early Fault Detection

AI flags the fault before the customer calls

Remote Resolution

More issues solved without a truck roll

Smarter Site Visits

The visits that remain, combined and planned

Who Should Attend

Service & Field Operations Leaders

VPs of Service, Service Operations, and Dispatch leaders in HVAC and building automation who own uptime, truck rolls, and first time fix

Aftermarket Revenue, Contract & CX Leaders

Leaders accountable for service contract profitability, renewals, and the experience customers have between visits

Building Automation, Facilities & Data Leaders

Leaders responsible for building performance and reliability, and teams building the data and AI behind proactive service

FAQs

What is this webinar about?

This webinar explores how AI helps HVAC and building automation teams read equipment data, catch faults before customers feel them, and act on what they find. The session covers remote resolution, combined site visits, and the value of the service contract.

Who should attend this HVAC and building automation webinar?

This webinar is designed for service and field operations leaders; aftermarket revenue, contract, and customer experience leaders; and building automation, facilities, and data leaders in HVAC and building systems.

How can AI help catch HVAC equipment faults early?

AI reads trends, patterns, and shifts in how HVAC equipment and building automation systems operate to flag a potential failure early, so teams can act before the issue reaches the customer.

How does AI reduce truck rolls?

When teams diagnose and resolve issues remotely, they send fewer trucks. For work that still needs a visit, better information helps teams combine nearby or related jobs into one planned trip.

How does remote monitoring change the value of a service contract?

When teams catch and fix issues early, contract value no longer depends on a site visit. The session covers how to protect the customer’s experience and keep the provider’s cost in check while proving value remotely.

Will the webinar cover where to start?

Yes. The session includes guidance on a practical first step, starting with getting equipment data into view, and on keeping technicians in the loop for the decisions that need judgment.

How long is the webinar?

The webinar is a 30 minute session.

When is the webinar scheduled?

The webinar is scheduled for September 25, 2026, at 10 a.m. PT / 7 p.m. CET.