Diagnostics
Testing and investigation scopes that help locate leakage, clarify envelope conditions, and reduce guesswork.
About
Alberta-based energy diagnostics, modelling, and compliance support for homeowners, builders, multi-unit projects, and small commercial buildings.
What the work covers
The work is built around the decision in front of the project, not a generic package.
Testing and investigation scopes that help locate leakage, clarify envelope conditions, and reduce guesswork.
Scenario-based comparisons that make upgrade, solar, and planning decisions easier to weigh.
Code, label, and program-readiness work that keeps the file organized without overstating approvals.
Kates Energy Modelling Inc. supports homeowners, builders, and project teams in Alberta with energy modelling, load calculations, testing, and documentation.
Core services include:
The focus is Alberta first. That keeps the work close to local building conditions, practical project realities, and the documentation contexts clients are actually dealing with.
The goal is not to make the project bigger than it needs to be. It is to help answer the next useful question with a scope that fits the building type, stage, and outcome being pursued.
Our workflow examples explain possible approaches and deliverables. They are illustrative examples, not verified customer results or testimonials.
If the service is not clear yet, request a consultation. We will review your project context before confirming the scope or a conversation time.
How scope is handled
Kates Energy is intentionally careful about what the work can prove, what still needs confirmation, and what the next useful deliverable should be.
Testing, modelling, or documentation starts with the question that actually needs an answer.
Assumptions, conditions, and limitations are called out so the result stays usable.
The same building may need a different scope at planning, mid-construction, closeout, or occupied stages.
Who the work is for
The common thread is the same: a project needs a practical next step, not a vague answer.
Comfort, leakage, upgrade planning, and documentation questions when the work needs to stay grounded.
Scopes that support sequencing, envelope quality, closeout readiness, and fewer surprises.
Work that respects attached-building context, shared geometry, and practical testing boundaries.
Audits and compliance support for projects that need structure without an oversized study.
Next step
That is enough to begin a useful scope conversation. Files can come later if they help.
Start with the right route
Mark drawings as ready in the intake. After it is saved, use the private upload control if offered; otherwise follow-up will coordinate the handoff.