Covington’s got a lot of history and a little bit of everything in terms of housing. You have century-old homes and brand new construction popping up all around the meeting of LA-21 & LA-190, and each one cools differently. That’s exactly why HVAC Essentials helps with Manual J, Manual D, and Manual S calculation in Covington, LA, and all around St. Tammany Parish. That means you’ll have a perfectly sized HVAC for your home.
Our team out of Baton Rouge (we’re about an hour west) works with contractors, builders, business owners, and homeowners alike, helping Covington, Mandeville, Abita Springs & Madisonville. Send us your floor plans and you’ll have a custom permit-ready doc in your hands within 2 business days!
A blower door test is the surefire way to make sure the air in your home is flowing like it should, helping us pinpoint any leaks and gaps in the system or insulation.
It’s used to code compliance and making sure there are no pockets where humidity can linger.
When air leaks, it means wasted energy and money, so knowing how much is getting out matters a lot. Duct blasting pressurizes your ductwork to actually measure the total duct leakage.
These tests help you pin down any air leaks (20% to 30% of conditioned air is lost via leaks), save money, extend your HVAC’s lifespan, and even help you cut down on your carbon footprint!
Do you notice that your HVAC isn’t performing like it should? Take stock of the following and see if any apply to you and your home:
If any of the above sound familiar, a Manual J, D and S calculation in Covington, LA, from HVAC Essentials is exactly what you need to make sure everything’s running like it should.
Here’s why builders, homeowners and contractors all trust us to get the job done right:
Ready to get started? Contact HVAC Essentials or give us a call to schedule your Covington, LA, load calculations!
Yes, depending on the project. The City of Covington and St. Tammany Parish enforces these rules for all new residential construction and major renovation projects. But requirements do vary for equipment replacements. Either way, the HVAC Essentials team is here to do everything by the book and let you know what category your project falls under. And keep in mind, Covington’s actually in an IECC Climate Zone 2A (Hot-Humid), which means a properly designed and sized unit means the difference between comfort and muggy misery.
Yes, older Covington homes and renovations are some of the most common (and important) projects to calculate, since any upgrades, like windows and insulation all change the load. We model the home as it stands today rather than the decade it was built.
Yes, we come in person for blower door & duct blasting. All the load calculations are remote from your plans.
Submit your plans to us (hand-drawn are fine) and fill out the intake form. This will contain all your details, like windows, insulation, and the equipment model you’re considering installing. If you’re missing something during the process, we’ll flag it for you and let you know ASAP.