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Our team performs detailed load calculations according to ACCA Manual J standards to 

accurately determine the heating and cooling requirements for each space in your building. 

By meticulously assessing factors such as climate, insulation, occupancy, and solar gain, we 

ensure your HVAC system is appropriately sized to provide optimal comfort and efficiency. 

Building upon the results of the load calculations, we select the right HVAC equipment and 

components in accordance with ACCA Manual S guidelines. 

Our expertise in equipment selection allows us to choose systems that are perfectly matched to 

your building's requirements, maximizing performance and energy efficiency. 

We design ductwork systems that are engineered to deliver conditioned air efficiently and 

evenly throughout your building, minimizing energy waste and ensuring consistent comfort. 

Our ductwork designs adhere to ACCA Manual D standards, guaranteeing that airflow is 

optimized for each space and that pressure losses are minimized. 

We design ductwork systems that are engineered to deliver conditioned air efficiently and 

evenly throughout your building, minimizing energy waste and ensuring consistent comfort. 

Our ductwork designs adhere to ACCA Manual D standards, guaranteeing that airflow is 

optimized for each space and that pressure losses are minimized. 

  Energy Star is a program developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to identify and promote energy-efficient products and buildings. Buildings that meet Energy Star standards typically consume less energy than similar buildings, resulting in lower utility bills and reduced environmental impact. Energy Star ratings can apply to various types of buildings, including residential homes, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. This rating system helps consumers make informed choices about energy-efficient products and encourages the adoption of sustainable building practices. 

  HERS (Home Energy Rating System) is a standardized evaluation method used to assess the energy efficiency of residential buildings in the United States. It involves a comprehensive analysis of various factors such as insulation, windows, heating and cooling systems, and overall building design. The results are expressed as a numerical score, with lower scores indicating higher energy efficiency. A HERS rating allows homeowners to understand how energy efficient their home is compared to a standard reference home.