Commercial · Residential real estate

Multifamily 50+ Units

Fifty units and one boiler room. Two-hundred units and a chiller plant on the roof. Multifamily HVAC is a portfolio problem — resident comfort, corridor pressurization, and turn-over speed all trace back to how the mechanical was designed and how well it's being run today.

Practice lead

Residential real estate

9,400

units under service

22

buildings 100+ units

45 min

avg unit turn HVAC

Where facilities like yours get stuck

Four problems we hear on the first walk.

01

Corridor pressurization gone wrong

Doors that whistle, stack effect that punches smoke into the wrong corridor, and MUAs sized for a building that no longer exists after the renovation.

02

Turn-over HVAC on a 5-day clock

Property management needs the unit conditioned, filtered, and inspected between move-out and move-in — every time, without a service ticket.

03

Boiler plant end-of-life

Cast-iron sectionals from the 90s at 68% AFUE burning through fuel budgets and running one bad limit switch away from a red-tag.

04

Resident submetering + PTAC replacement

Aging PTACs are the #1 renewal-negotiation complaint. Replacement strategy has to work floor-by-floor without gutting drywall.

How we deliver

The playbook, on the record.

  • Corridor + MUA rebalance with smoke-control mode verification
  • Turn-over HVAC playbook: filter, coil, drain pan, thermostat reset, 45 min per unit
  • Boiler plant modularization — condensing modulars, common vent, N+1 lead-lag
  • Central VRF or heat-pump retrofit as a phased PTAC replacement strategy
  • In-unit BTU submetering + tenant portal integration
  • 24/7 dispatch that speaks to residents, not just property managers

Typical scope

Equipment we install and service.

Central boiler plants (condensing, modular)Rooftop VRF + heat-pump systemsMake-up air units + corridor pressurizationPTAC / VTAC replacement programsDomestic hot water heat pumpsIn-unit ERVs + heat-recovery ventilation

Standards + codes

What we design and document to.

  • ASHRAE 62.2 (residential ventilation)
  • ASHRAE 90.1 (envelope + mechanical)
  • IMC + IECC current edition
  • NFPA 90A (air distribution)
  • Local energy stretch codes
  • Passive House / Enterprise Green Communities where applicable

FAQ

Questions from residential real estate teams.

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