What We Do

1) Based on the information you provide to us via email, we'll provide you with a quote to fill out a completed energy calculation.

2) What we need from you is building size, composition of the walls, roof, and fenestration. This is typically achieved by you supplying PDF's of the architectural set of drawings. Additionally, the Code requires information on the HVAC equipment. A set of PDF's of the mechanical drawings will usually contain the necessary information.

3) We enter everything into the software and generate the forms and send them back to you as PDF's via email. The package includes the input and output reports...everything needed to include with your drawings to take to the permit office.

Commercial Projects

Commercial, industrial, and retail space will require the EnergyGauge FlaCom or Comcheck software. This is software that engineers and architects use to model the energy efficiency of the building. The software is available from EnergyGauge© Summit. FloridaEnergyCalcs.com always uses the latest version of EnergyGauge© Summit.

This windows-based version of Florida code compliance using detailed DOE 2.1E simulation for Method A and Method B compliance software for 8th Edition Code (aka 2023). Software shows compliance with the Florida Energy Code for commercial buildings effective since June 30, 2015.

The final report is a Form 506-2023 and it will show that your project meets the energy efficiency requirements of the Code.

There are two methods of compliance.

1) Method A, the Whole Building Performance Method. This is a computer-based energy code budget method which may be used for determining the compliance of all proposed designs or

2) Method B, the Building Prescriptive Method. This is a prescriptive methodology that is allowed for shell buildings, renovations, change of occupancy, limited or special use buildings and building system changeouts.

Example Commercial Project

Warehouse with offices, 36,339 sqaure feet, single story, Pinellas County.

Sample Project