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Residential Load Calculations & Energy Code Compliance

Published methodology.

Cheap reports get rejected because their inputs don't match the plans. Every value in ours is traced to a sheet number the plan reviewer can check.

Step 01

Plans-extracted inputs

Envelope assemblies, window schedules, orientation, and volumes are read from your drawings - not estimated from square footage.

Step 02

ACCA-approved software

Calculations run in ACCA-approved software your AHJ recognizes on sight.

Step 03

Examiner review pass

An ICC-certified plans examiner reviews the report the way the building department will - before submission, not after rejection.

Step 04

Fix-it guarantee

If your department kicks anything back, revisions are free until the permit clears. You have a human to call - the examiner who signed it.

Inputs traced to plan sheets

Every number in your report is annotated with the plan sheet it came from. Your building department can verify it in seconds - because so can we, before we send it.

MJ-2026-0412.pdfEXAMINER PASS 2/2
design_temp (99%/1%)12°F / 89°F
envelope: wall R-valueR-21 ✓ plans p.A-301
glazing U / SHGC0.28 / 0.32 ✓ schedule
infiltration classsemi-tight - verified
total heating load31,406 BTU/h
total cooling load22,918 BTU/h
room-by-room14 rooms ✓
✓ examiner-reviewed · inputs traced to plan sheets · ready for AHJ submittal

Examiner Notes

Every report includes an Examiner Notes page: the reviewing examiner's plain-language record of what was checked, what's borderline, and why the numbers came out the way they did. See a sample on the Sample Reports page.

Travis Smith, ICC-Certified Residential Plans Examiner. The same certification your building department's plan reviewer holds - working for you.