Efficient. Comfortable. Healthy.

Engineered Comfort, Inc is a design-build mechanical engineering firm that specializes in HVAC and Insulation solutions for high end custom homes.

We have a mission to change the narrative around energy usage and conservation within the residential home building market.

Our purpose is to develop high performance indoor environments that are efficient, comfortable, and healthy.

View fullsize Tight squeeze for zoned 4 ton 18 SEER Variable Speed Dual Fuel system. This is a 2-zone system, but we essentially had to run 3-zones of duct to make concessions for the desired ceiling height. This unit will serve the Master Suite, Guest Suite, and
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View fullsize Radiant floor heating is an efficient and effective way to heat a space. It also looks awesome before it is covered up by concrete. The only problem with this install is that we ran out of red PEX and had run two loops in white.
View fullsize Installing a pond loop geothermal system is a little more fun in July when you can just pack a bathing suit, but it’s still a nice day for #science
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View fullsize No crawlspace, no problem. This is an# progress pic of an in-slab duct system that will also include custom linear air distribution - It takes a little extra craftsmanship and design.
View fullsize Making room for storage since 2001
View fullsize Always be looking up. You might see some pretty good looking work.
View fullsize Pay attention to the details - A little extra framing on this joist prevented a lifetime of looking at a grille that is not centered on the window.
View fullsize This is not the same attic we just posted a couple days ago - it’s just the standard around here. Always run the ducts high and outside!
View fullsize Rule #1 of attic design - Make sure it can actually be used as an attic - Nobody wants to trip over ductwork.
View fullsize After a few weeks of flirting with 100 degree days, it’s time to show a little appreciation for the systems that keep us cool! We hope everyone has a restful and comfortable weekend!
 
 
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