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Home Energy & Comfort Solutions
Louisville, KY
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Kentucky · Indiana · Ohio · Tennessee · Illinois · Missouri
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Contact HECS — Kentucky’s NCI-Certified HVAC Testing Firm
Engaging HECS is straightforward. The fastest path is a phone call: (502) 643-7160. Most scoping calls take under an hour. We confirm the project is a fit for our services, walk through the program requirements, and discuss the field work schedule. Within 24 hours of the call, you receive a fixed-fee proposal — not an estimate, not time-and-materials.
What to Have Ready When You Call
To scope your project on the first call, have ready: project name and address (or general location), building type (single-family, multifamily, commercial, institutional), square footage and number of units, program of record (ENERGY STAR, NGBS, FORTIFIED, code-required, etc.), and the rough-in / final inspection schedule. The more detail you can share, the more accurate the fixed-fee proposal will be.
HECS Service Area
HECS serves Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, West Virginia, Kansas, and Missouri from our Louisville, Kentucky office. Most projects are within a 4-hour drive. For projects outside that radius, we travel — and the travel cost is quoted up front in the proposal.
What Happens After You Submit the Form
Within one business day, a HECS project manager will email you to confirm the scope and schedule a scoping call. After the call, you receive a fixed-fee proposal. We can typically schedule field work within 2-4 weeks of contract signing, depending on the program and your project’s rough-in schedule. For urgent requests, call (502) 643-7160 directly.
HECS Credentials and Affiliations
All three HECS field techs are NCI Certified Commercial Air Balancers. John Sabbak is an IBHS-trained FORTIFIED Home Evaluator. HECS is credentialed by NCI, ENERGY STAR (Multifamily Reviewer), NGBS Green (Verifier), EarthCraft (Verifier), RESNET (HERS Rater), and ASHRAE (member).
Services HECS Provides
HECS delivers HVAC Testing and Balancing (TAB) — NCI certified for commercial and multifamily; Envelope and Duct Testing — blower door and duct leakage per RESNET standards; Energy Certification for ENERGY STAR, NGBS Green, EarthCraft, and FORTIFIED Home; Engineered Utility Allowances for LIHTC, HUD, and USDA RD; Radon Testing per NRPP/NRSB; HVAC Noise (Decibel) Testing per ANSI/ASA S1.13; Thermal Imaging; Air Leakage Consulting; and HVAC Design Consulting for architects and developers.
Who HECS Works With
HECS works with affordable housing developers on LIHTC, HOME, NHTF, and AHP projects; general contractors and mechanical contractors on commercial, multifamily, and institutional projects; code officials, state HFAs, and program administrators who need audit-grade documentation; and architects and engineers who need a third-party testing and verification arm. The person who signs your HECS report is the person who took the measurements in the field.
Contact HECS — Kentucky's NCI-Certified HVAC Testing Firm
Engaging HECS is straightforward. The fastest path is a phone call: (502) 643-7160. Most scoping calls take under an hour. We confirm the project is a fit for our services, walk through the program requirements, and discuss the field work schedule. Within 24 hours of the call, you receive a fixed-fee proposal — not an estimate, not time-and-materials.
What to Have Ready When You Call
To scope your project on the first call, have ready: project name and address (or general location), building type (single-family, multifamily, commercial, institutional), square footage and number of units, program of record (ENERGY STAR, NGBS, FORTIFIED, code-required, etc.), and the rough-in / final inspection schedule. The more detail you can share, the more accurate the fixed-fee proposal will be.
HECS Service Area
HECS serves Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, West Virginia, Kansas, and Missouri from our Louisville, Kentucky office. Most projects are within a 4-hour drive. For projects outside that radius, we travel — and the travel cost is quoted up front in the proposal.
What Happens After You Submit the Form
Within one business day, a HECS project manager will email you to confirm the scope and schedule a scoping call. After the call, you receive a fixed-fee proposal. We can typically schedule field work within 2-4 weeks of contract signing, depending on the program and your project's rough-in schedule. For urgent requests, call (502) 643-7160 directly.
HECS Credentials and Affiliations
All three HECS field techs are NCI Certified Commercial Air Balancers. John Sabbak is an IBHS-trained FORTIFIED Home Evaluator. HECS is credentialed by NCI, ENERGY STAR (Multifamily Reviewer), NGBS Green (Verifier), EarthCraft (Verifier), RESNET (HERS Rater), and ASHRAE (member).
Services HECS Provides
HECS delivers HVAC Testing and Balancing (TAB) — NCI certified for commercial and multifamily; Envelope and Duct Testing — blower door and duct leakage per RESNET standards; Energy Certification for ENERGY STAR, NGBS Green, EarthCraft, and FORTIFIED Home; Engineered Utility Allowances for LIHTC, HUD, and USDA RD; Radon Testing per NRPP/NRSB; HVAC Noise (Decibel) Testing per ANSI/ASA S1.13; Thermal Imaging; Air Leakage Consulting; and HVAC Design Consulting for architects and developers.
Who HECS Works With
HECS works with affordable housing developers on LIHTC, HOME, NHTF, and AHP projects; general contractors and mechanical contractors on commercial, multifamily, and institutional projects; code officials, state HFAs, and program administrators who need audit-grade documentation; and architects and engineers who need a third-party testing and verification arm. The person who signs your HECS report is the person who took the measurements in the field.