An operating system needs hardware to run on. We pair the Honeycomb platform with the physical infrastructure that makes it real in your building — fiber-as-a-service, network and security install, power-quality systems, and master systems integration for development projects. Every service plugs back into the same console.
A platform without infrastructure is theory. Buildings need real fiber that doesn't drop, networks that reach every corner, power that doesn't sag, and a coherent technology stack from the day they break ground. We pair the Honeycomb platform with the physical layer that makes it run — and the owners who get the most out of the platform are the ones who let us own all of it.
We partner with a managed-network operator to install redundant fiber connections, load-balance them through an SDWAN, and make the building its own internet provider to its tenants. Tenants get faster, more reliable connectivity than the carrier options they'd source themselves. The building gets a new line of operating income with zero capital outlay.
How it works: Our network partner pays for the install and operates the service. Honeycomb markets it to tenants. When tenants buy internet from the building, revenue is split three ways — network partner, Honeycomb, and the building.
We partner with a third-party engineering firm to audit your electrical system and install advanced power-quality equipment that improves how the building draws and uses electricity. Power factor correction, harmonic mitigation, surge protection, and dynamic impedance matching — all working against the same load. The result on a typical building: ~20% reduction in energy cost, with a measurably smaller carbon footprint.
How it works: Audit the electrical system, install the equipment, watch the utility bill drop. UL-listed hardware that integrates with the building's existing electrical infrastructure. 179D-eligible under post-IRA tax rules — deductions up to $5/PSF when prevailing-wage standards are met.
The wiring, Wi-Fi, switching, security cameras, and access hardware that everything else in the building runs on. We design and install building-wide networks sized to the asset, then manage them as a service — so ownership isn't calling a different contractor every time something breaks. Cameras and door readers tie into the same network and the same platform that uses it.
How it works: We build it. We run it. Every camera, every door reader, every parking device, every tenant Wi-Fi client on one managed network — instrumented by the same console that operates them.
For new developments and major rehabilitation projects, Honeycomb acts as your master systems integrator. We work with ownership and the design team to select the building's base technology stack — BMS, network, access, security, elevators, air filtration, connectivity, AV — to be cost-effective, operator-friendly, and interoperable with Honeycomb from day one. We run the bidding process and oversee installation. Used at River Edge and The Capital.
How it works: Most commonly engaged at the front end of a build or major renovation. We sit in design meetings, write specs, run bid evaluations, and stay through commissioning. Pricing scoped to the project.
Two of the services carry direct, recurring P&L impact. Stacked together, they move the building's NOI by at least an additional $0.30/PSF every year — before counting the operational savings from unified network infrastructure or the asset-value lift from a coherent master-integrated tech stack. On a 300,000 sf tower, that's $90,000+/year that didn't exist before.
Every building is different. Energy savings scale with the building's load profile and how out-of-spec its current power quality is. Internet revenue scales with tenant lease-up. The math above is a conservative floor — buildings with weaker baseline systems often see materially more.
Services aren't a separate pitch — they're the physical layer the operating system runs on. Let's walk through which pieces make sense for your building.