HVAC engineering and design provides solutions to achieve our client’s objective for a safe and healthy work atmosphere. Our HVAC engineers design HVAC systems for offices, conference rooms, Labs, Clean Rooms, and hazardous (classified) location pressurization systems.

Dust Control designs are tailored for each dust generating operation to minimize employee exposure and collect fugitive dust. Our HVAC engineers design dust collection systems that routinely involve combustible dust which requires providing additional safeguards for a safe and effective dust control system.

Plumbing system designs are laid out and sized to meet our client’s needs and code requirements. Our plumbing designers are specialized in potable water distribution systems, sanitary waste and vent systems, storm water sewers, process sewers, safety showers/eyewash stations, and hot water heating systems.

Fire Protection design involves the evaluation of potential hazards and recommending extinguishing systems based on life safety requirements and property loss prevention. Our engineers are very familiar with NFPA’s and FM Global’ s recommendations for handling, dispensing, and storing hazardous chemicals.

HVAC Engineering / Layout

• Building HVAC
• Process Area Ventilation
• Warehouse Ventilation
• Clean Room HVAC
• Hazardous Location Pressurization
• Existing Building Ventilation Evaluations
• Chillers
• Boilers
• HVAC Controls

HVAC Equipment Specifications

• Packaged HVAC Units
• Split System HVAC Units
• Make-up Air Handling Units
• Fans and Blowers
• Chillers
• Boilers

Dust Control Engineering / Layout

• Nuisance Dust Collection
• Combustible Dust Collection
• Central Vacuum

Dust Control Equipment Specification / Layout

• Dust Collector
• Vacuum Receiver
• Blower
• Explosion Isolations Devices

Plumbing Design / Layout

• Building Potable Water
• Building Sanitary Waste and Vent
• Process Sewer Drainage
• Storm Sewer Drainage
• Safety Shower/Face and Eyewash
• Hot Water

Fire Protection Design

• Determine Fire Protection Coverage Densities and Area Requirements
• Layout Proposed Fire Protection
• Specify Fire Protection Components