For multi-unit buildings
Multi-Unit
Practical diagnostics, modelling, and documentation support for attached residential buildings across Alberta.
Attached buildings change the testing context. Compartmentalization, access, and shared systems all affect how results should be read.
Common scopes
Airtightness testing
We align the airtightness testing approach to the building type and stage, then document the assumptions clearly.
Stressed thermography
Stressed thermography can be useful when suitable conditions and access support a focused leakage or envelope question.
Modelling and upgrade pathways
Energy modelling and upgrade pathways compare a bounded set of envelope, mechanical, or performance decisions on a consistent basis.
Documentation support
We help reduce friction by keeping the assumptions, observations, and deliverables in one place.
Read what an airtightness number means for questions that matter in an attached-building context.
If you have a multi-unit project in Alberta, request a quote and tell us what decision needs to be made.