TECA Ventilation Checklist Support for Okanagan Builders
Get the permit-stage ventilation checklist without duplicating the HVAC contractor’s work. I also design and commission HRV and ERV systems.
The TECA ventilation checklist is the permit-stage ventilation form many BC building departments require. I can complete it when the builder needs it from me.
The checklist is often needed before a mechanical contractor is selected. If the HVAC contractor is already completing it, I do not duplicate the work.
I also design HRV and ERV systems. After installation, I measure and balance the airflow against the design. This is a separate service.
Send the permit-stage ventilation information.
- Drawing set and intended ventilation approach
- Mechanical notes and equipment information if selected
- Whether an HVAC contractor is already completing the checklist
- Building-department forms, comments, and target permit date
Get the permit checklist without duplicating HVAC scope.
- Completed TECA ventilation checklist when that service is quoted
- Ventilation inputs based on the current drawings and mechanical information
- HRV/ERV design, plus a measured and balanced airflow result after installation
Confirm the checklist during permit preparation.
- Start once the ventilation approach can be reviewed
- Resolve responsibility before the permit package is submitted
- Book HRV/ERV commissioning after the system is installed and powered
HRV/ERV design and commissioning is separate from the checklist.
- TECA checklist support is available when the builder needs it
- HRV/ERV design and commissioning is its own service, available on any project that needs it
Questions builders ask about this service.
Is a TECA checklist the same as HRV or ERV design?
No. The checklist documents the planned ventilation approach your permit application needs. I also design and commission HRV and ERV systems, which is separate work.
When should I ask for checklist support?
Ask during permit preparation, once the ventilation approach and available mechanical information can be reviewed.
What HRV or ERV support is available?
I design the ventilation layout and equipment approach. After installation, I measure and balance the system against the designed airflow. Send the equipment and duct information and I will quote that work separately.
What should I send?
Send floor plans, mechanical notes, the proposed ventilation approach, equipment information if selected, and any forms from the building department.
Send the drawings. Get a scoped quote.
Send me the plans and whatever information you have. I'll take a look and get back to you with a quote.