Twenty-nine services across four kinds of client. Every one of them ends in a document somebody else will accept — a programme, a lender, a permit reviewer or a board.
We are an assessment firm. We measure, model and report, and we do not sell the work we recommend — no insulation, no windows, no heat pumps, no solar. That is not modesty, it is the structural reason an independent assessment is worth commissioning at all.
Evaluations, diagnostics and the reports that rebate programmes accept.
The EnerGuide evaluation that most Canadian rebate programmes are built on.
An EnerGuide rating, a label, and a Renovation Upgrade Report listing measures and modelled savings.The federal rating system, explained without the acronyms.
An EnerGuide rating and label issued under a licensed Service Organization.Measuring the air leakage rate instead of guessing it.
A measured ACH50 result, and where the leakage is.Seeing missing insulation, thermal bridges and water where they are, not where they should be.
Annotated thermal images tied to the findings, in the report.Because a tighter house is only a better house if it is ventilated properly.
Measured results with the thresholds they are measured against, and what to do about them.The walls, roof, windows and foundation, assessed as one system.
An assembly-by-assembly report with effective R-values, thermal bridging and a safe improvement sequence.Two different things, frequently confused, occasionally worth doing at once.
An EnerGuide rating and upgrade report, timed for a purchase.Modelling, load calculations, airtightness testing and certification.
Whole-building simulation for codes, programmes and design decisions.
A calibrated model, the compliance report the programme or authority requires, and the comparison between options.What the labels mean, what they cost, and whether they are worth it in your climate.
A modelled path to the target, the incremental cost of each step, and the point at which it stops paying.The calculation that sizes the equipment, required by code and almost never done properly.
A room-by-room CSA F280 report with design loads and airflows, in a form a permit reviewer accepts.Design-stage advice, while changing the building still costs nothing.
Modelled options at design stage, an envelope specification, and equipment sized to a real load.A permit-ready load calculation, turned around fast, without a sales agenda.
A room-by-room CSA F280 report, permit-ready, in two to three working days.What a builder has to do, in what order, to label a house.
Design modelling, a mid-construction review, an airtightness test, and the certificate and label.ASHRAE audits, commissioning, benchmarking and MLI Select.
The modelling and attestation that turns energy performance into mortgage terms.
Whole-building energy modelling and a signed MLI Select energy efficiency attestation.ASHRAE Level 1, 2 and 3 audits for buildings that are actually operated, not just owned.
An ASHRAE Level 1, 2 or 3 report with measures, costs, savings and a funding route.Buying back the performance you already paid for.
A commissioning investigation report, a prioritised measure list, and the programme paperwork.ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, and the municipal deadlines that now depend on it.
A Portfolio Manager account, submitted filings, and an interpretation of the score.Making the systems you already have run the way they were meant to.
Trend analysis, a corrected sequence of operations, and the measures worth capital.Offices, where the occupancy assumption is now wrong in most buildings.
An ASHRAE Level 2 assessment with occupancy-corrected measures and a benchmark score.Hospitals, municipalities, community centres and places of worship.
An ASHRAE Level 2 report structured for a capital-approval process.Buildings with an extreme occupancy cycle and a very long ownership horizon.
A site-wide ASHRAE Level 2 assessment, building by building, with no-capital measures separated.When a single measure is large enough that being wrong about it is expensive.
A calibrated model, measured load data, and savings estimates suitable for financing.The whole programme, from benchmarking through audit to verified savings.
A staged programme with the funding route mapped at each stage.Continuous measurement, because an audit is a photograph and a building is a film.
A tracking system, weather-normalised baselines, and exception reporting.Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 — what each one is, and which you are being sold.
Whichever level the decision actually requires, stated explicitly in the proposal.Certification for buildings that are being run well, and the evidence it needs.
The energy evidence a certification submission needs, in the form it needs it.Process energy, compressed air, motors and steam.
Process, compressed air, motors and steam — where the energy actually goes in a plant.
An energy balance, measure-by-measure savings against production, and the funding route.The most expensive utility in most plants, and the one nobody meters.
A logged system profile, a tagged leak survey, and control and pressure recommendations.Licence 9E
A measured EnerGuide evaluation by a registered advisor, a report you can act on, and an honest answer about which programmes are open where you live.