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Code-based calculations that support your MEP design, referenced against current U.S. mechanical and plumbing codes, delivered for your engineer of record’s review and seal, not as independent engineering output.
Design calculations are the part of MEP work that’s easiest to fall behind on and hardest to safely rush. Excelize’s team develops the code calculations that support your design, HVAC load calculations, sizing, and code-basis documentation, built to be reviewed against current U.S. mechanical and plumbing code requirements by your firm’s own licensed engineer before anything moves toward permit.
Design Calculations are the numerical and code-reference work that supports an MEP design. Excelize’s team develops it. Your firm’s own engineer of record reviews, revises, and seals it.
This is distinct from Engineering Design Support, which covers the design development and drawings themselves. Calculations are the documented basis behind those drawings. They’re referenced against current code requirements for the project’s jurisdiction.
This is support work, not independent engineering. Nothing produced here is issued as final, sealed calculations. It always passes through your firm’s own licensed review first.
A design team is confident in the drawings but behind on the documented code basis supporting them, and that gap becomes a plan-check delay when a reviewer asks for calculations the team hasn’t finished.
Calculations get treated as a final, rushed step before submission instead of developed alongside the design, so late design changes mean re-running work that should have already accounted for them.
A firm’s engineers spend hours on calculation work that a supporting team could develop to a reviewable draft, when that time would be better spent on the engineering judgment only a licensed engineer can actually apply.
Each of these is the same underlying problem: calculation work developed to a reviewable draft by a supporting team frees your licensed engineer to do the judgment work only they can do.
Confirm which code edition and jurisdiction-specific amendments apply to the project before calculation work starts, so the basis is right from the first draft, not corrected after review.
Load calculation support for HVAC system sizing, developed to current code requirements and coordinated with the mechanical design and drawings developed alongside it.
Documented code calculations supporting mechanical and plumbing design decisions, referenced against current U.S. code requirements and prepared in a format ready for your engineer’s review.
Calculation support aimed at optimal life cycle costing, evaluating design options against cost and performance over the life of the system, not just initial installation cost.
Calculation-supported audits and evaluations of existing or in-progress designs, identifying where a system’s sizing or code basis needs revisiting before it moves further into design development.
Where a project’s complexity calls for it, computational fluid dynamics or finite element analysis support for airflow, thermal, or structural behavior modeling is scoped individually based on project need.
HVAC design, energy efficiency, and ventilation standards that govern mechanical system design in the U.S.
Fire protection and life safety system standards, from suppression layout to alarm and egress requirements.
Electrical system design and installation safety, the code basis behind every power and distribution layout.
Ductwork construction and installation standards, from gauge and reinforcement to hanger and seismic requirements.
We confirm the applicable code edition, jurisdiction, and which calculations the project actually needs, like load calculations, sizing, life cycle costing, or a combination.
Our team develops the calculations against the confirmed code basis, coordinated with the design drawings, so the numbers and the design reflect the same current information.
Before delivery, we check the calculations against the design model for consistency, catching mismatches between what's calculated and what's drawn before your engineer's review does.
Calculations are delivered in your required format for your firm's licensed engineer of record to review, revise as needed, and seal; this step is where final engineering authority sits.
We incorporate your engineer's revisions and re-run calculations as needed until the documentation is ready to move forward to permit.
A firm behind on plan-check documentation for one active project usually needs a focused calculation package developed quickly against a confirmed code basis, not a broad, open-ended engagement.
A firm managing several projects with a recurring calculation workload, HVAC sizing across a portfolio of similar building types, tends to benefit from a standing arrangement where calculation support scales with active project count rather than getting scoped one project at a time.
A firm evaluating design options against long-term cost needs the life cycle costing analysis specifically, which is a different calculation exercise than code-basis sizing alone.
Onshore support is based in Costa Mesa, California, with calculation delivery capacity extended through an onshore and offshore hybrid model, so a focused package for one deadline or recurring support across several active projects both scale to what you actually need.
A specific system, a full code documentation package, or ongoing support across several active projects each shape how this gets scoped. Send us where things stand, and a sample comes back in 2 to 3 days.
MEP system design, drafting, constructability, and coordination through plan-check.
ExploreDedicated HVAC modeling and coordination once the load calculations are set.
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