A “Smart System Design” is a hybrid of two different industry standards: The California Efficiency Standards and your personal standards (as a homeowner). Many HVAC companies in California either use one standard or the other when considering how to design their system.

The problem, however, is that on their own neither of these ​standards will EVER lead to a system design that meets your unique needs and wants while also meeting industry standards.

Designing an HVAC system is not a one-size-fits all scenario, and there is a large amount of information and technical knowledge required to design an effective, efficient and most importantly safe system for your home or business.

The four components of a “Smart system Design” include:

• Load Calculation – Equation used to properly calculate size of HVAC equipment for a home/business
• Equipment Location Selection – Finding the safest, most effective, efficient, ergonomic and aesthetic location for equipment
• Maximum Comfort Design – Most efficient and effective routes for air flow
• Your Needs – Solutions for your unique needs