Services
Each deliverable produced to a standard your reviewing engineer can sign off without a second pass — with the format and turnaround agreed upfront.
Control Design Diagrams
Control schematics and system architecture diagrams for air handling units, chillers, boilers, pumps and zone-level equipment. We map out sequence logic, input/output points and device relationships so the drawing reads clearly to both the reviewing engineer and the technician installing from it.
What's included
System schematics, control loop diagrams, equipment-level I/O mapping, legend and revision tracking.
Formats delivered
AutoCAD (DWG), PDF, and Revit/BIM on request.
Standards
ASHRAE guideline conventions, SMACNA references, and regional equivalents as required.
Typical turnaround
Confirmed per project scope at quoting stage — communicated before work starts, not after.
Terminal & Wiring Diagrams
Controller terminal layouts and field wiring diagrams mapped directly to manufacturer submittal sheets. Sensors, actuators, VFDs, dampers and panel terminations are labeled to match your points list exactly, so there's no translation gap between drawing and field.
What's included
Controller terminal maps, device wiring schematics, panel layout diagrams, terminal labeling matched to points list.
Formats delivered
AutoCAD (DWG), PDF.
Vendor-agnostic
Not tied to one manufacturer's toolset — so your project isn't limited by which controller platform you've standardized on.
Typical turnaround
Confirmed per project scope at quoting stage.
Technical Submittals
Complete submittal packages assembled the way your reviewing engineer expects to receive them — cut sheets, control narratives, sequence of operations, and drawing sets bundled and indexed as one reviewable document, not a loose folder of files.
What's included
Cover index, control narrative, sequence of operations, cut sheets, and drawing set — bundled for a single review pass.
Formats delivered
PDF (bundled), Word (editable narrative).
Review-ready
Structured to reduce reviewer back-and-forth — sectioned and indexed for fast approval.
Typical turnaround
Confirmed per project scope at quoting stage.
Point Schedules
Full point schedules — object type, signal range, addressing and controller mapping — structured for direct import into your programming or commissioning software, not just for reading on paper.
What's included
Point name, object/signal type, range, controller and device address, cross-referenced to drawings.
Formats delivered
Excel, CSV, PDF.
Import-ready
Structured to drop directly into common programming and commissioning workflows with minimal reformatting.
Typical turnaround
Confirmed per project scope at quoting stage.
Sectors and building types we serve
Our drawings and submittals are engineered to the exact technical standards and regulatory requirements of each facility type.
IT & Commercial Real Estate
Office towers, tech campuses, and mixed-use commercial developments. Documentation includes VAV zoning, high-density occupancy DCV, tenant sub-metering, and enterprise BACnet/IP trunks.
Mission Critical Data Centers
Colocation and hyperscale facilities where downtime is zero-tolerance. Submittals cover N+1 / 2N chiller sequencing, primary/secondary decouplers, CRAH controls, and differential static pressure grids.
Pharma & Cleanrooms
Pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology labs, and cleanroom suites. Precision schematics for cascade differential pressurization, HEPA monitoring, laminar hoods, and tight RH/temp envelopes.
Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
Healthcare campuses and surgical centers. Complete submittals for negative-pressure isolation rooms (AIIR), operating theater pressurization, 100% outside air AHUs, and emergency generator failover sequences.
Central Utility Plants (CUP) & District Cooling
Central chiller plants, thermal energy storage (TES), condensing boilers, and district hydronic networks. Focus on hydraulic separators, primary/secondary VFD pumping, and plant optimization staging.
Not sure which deliverable your project needs?
Send us what you have — even a partial scope or a set of manufacturer submittals — and we'll tell you exactly what's needed.