Cheap reports get rejected because their inputs don't match the plans. Ours can't — every value in the report is traced to a sheet number the plan reviewer can check.
Envelope assemblies, window schedules, orientation, and volumes are read from your drawings — never defaulted from square footage.
Calculations run in Cool Calc, ACCA-approved software your AHJ recognizes on sight.
An ICC-certified plans examiner reviews the report exactly the way the building department will — before submission, not after rejection.
If your department kicks anything back, revisions are free until the permit clears. You have a human to call — the examiner who signed it.
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 ever send it.
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.
ICC-certified plans examiner — private review for your permit package. Travis Smith — ICC-Certified Residential Energy Inspector / Plans Examiner · E&O insured · general contracting background in Washington. The person who reviews your plans at the building department is a plans examiner. I hold the same ICC certification — except I work for you.