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HVAC Performance Investigation
Independent, evidence-based investigation of HVAC systems that are not meeting design intent — comfort complaints, capacity shortfalls, humidity control, energy consumption, or unresolved commissioning issues. Deliverables are written for owners, design engineers, and legal counsel where applicable.
Positioning
Investigations are scoped as an engineering exercise, not a service-provider sales call. Findings are documented against measured data and the project’s basis of design so the owner has a defensible record before committing to remediation.
Capabilities
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Comfort, capacity, and humidity complaint investigation
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Chiller and boiler plant performance review
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Air-side and hydronic system diagnostics
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Controls sequence review and trend-data analysis
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Energy-consumption benchmarking against design intent
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Forensic review supporting dispute or warranty positions
Applicable standards
Specific certifications, personnel qualifications, and delivered outcomes for a given project are confirmed on scope of work.
Industries & Applications
- New-build systems failing to reach design conditions
- Post-occupancy comfort or humidity complaints
- Unexpectedly high energy use in commissioned facilities
- Warranty or dispute resolution requiring independent findings
- Pre-purchase or pre-retrofit condition assessments
Industries served
Methodology
How we deliver HVAC Performance Investigation.
Deliverables
What you receive.
Deliverables are packaged in a format acceptable to the design engineer of record, the commissioning authority, and (where applicable) the AHJ.
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Investigation report with executive summary
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Measured vs. design comparison tables
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Root-cause analysis and contributing-factor list
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Prioritized remediation plan
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Information we need to scope this service
Related equipment families
Discuss your project
Bring us a scope. We’ll bring engineers who’ve worked in this discipline.
Share the affected systems, complaint history, operating conditions, design intent and any previous TAB or commissioning results. Useful inputs include equipment schedules, control sequences, BMS trends and the times or locations where performance differs from expectations.
Email your investigation brief or upload drawings and performance records. The scope can then focus on targeted measurements, possible causes and practical corrective actions.