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COMcheck compliance reports
Envelope, lighting and mechanical COMcheck compliance reports for permit submission, ordered on their own for a new building, an addition or a tenant fit-out.
What you get
- COMcheck report for the envelope, interior and exterior lighting and mechanical systems, as the project needs
- The inspection checklist produced with the report
- The inputs taken from your drawings and schedules, listed so they can be checked
- Notes on any item that fails, with what would bring it into compliance
- Report as a PDF
When you need a COMcheck report
- The building department asks for energy code compliance with the permit application
- A tenant fit-out changes the lighting or the HVAC
- A new building or an addition needs envelope compliance
- The reviewer has rejected a compliance form and asked for corrections
- You want to know whether a design passes before the drawings are final
How it works
- 1
Send the drawings
Architectural plans with wall, roof and window details, the lighting plans and fixture schedule, and the HVAC equipment schedule, with the project address.
- 2
We confirm scope and fee
An engineer replies within one business day, and we sign an NDA before you send files.
- 3
We prepare the report
The envelope, lighting and mechanical inputs are entered from your drawings under the energy code edition your jurisdiction has adopted, and any failing item is flagged.
- 4
You receive the report
The compliance report and inspection checklist, ready for the permit submission.
Price and turnaround
Each job is quoted from your drawings. Send them and an engineer replies within one business day with the fee and a delivery date.
Frequently asked questions
What is COMcheck?
It is a compliance tool used to show that a commercial building's envelope, lighting and mechanical systems meet the energy code. The report it produces is submitted with the permit application.
What do you need to start?
The architectural, lighting and mechanical drawings, the fixture and equipment schedules, and the project address. We tell you what is missing before we start.
What if the design does not pass?
We show which items fail and what would bring them into compliance, such as more insulation, better windows or lower lighting power, so you can decide before the drawings are final.
Can this be part of a full design later?
Yes. The report carries straight into a full MEP design if you decide to continue with us.
Ready to order?
Tell us about the site and attach any drawings. An engineer replies within one business day, and we sign an NDA before you send project files.
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