See exactly what your building department receives — before you order. Every report includes Examiner Notes, a feature unique to how we work.
Room-by-room heating and cooling loads, design temperatures, envelope inputs traced to your plan sheets, and whole-house totals.
UA trade-off worksheet and compliance certificate, matched to your plan set and state code edition.
Every report we deliver includes a short page of Examiner Notes — plain-language commentary from the ICC-certified plans examiner who reviewed it, flagging anything borderline before your building department does.
Examiner Notes aren't a disclaimer page — they're the examiner showing their work, so you (and your building department) can see exactly what was checked and why the numbers came out the way they did.
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.