Independent commercial HVAC and refrigeration investigations, audits, and expert witness services. When equipment fails, a claim is disputed, an installation is questioned, or an owner needs an honest second opinion, we examine the evidence, find the cause, and explain it plainly — in a report or on the stand. Grounded in field work as a State Certified Class A Air Conditioning Contractor (FL #CAC1824642), not theory.
Failure investigations, construction-defect and warranty analysis, standard-of-care opinions, damage assessment, and expert witness and litigation support — with reports that hold up and testimony that explains the mechanical truth to a judge or jury.
Independent condition and performance audits, second opinions on a contractor's work or a big quote, energy and refrigerant-compliance audits, and owner's representation — honest answers from someone on your side of the table, not selling you the fix.
Why a chiller, rooftop unit, walk-in, ice machine, or controls system failed — examined on the evidence: the equipment, the installation, the maintenance record, and the documentation. A defensible cause, clearly stated.
Whether an installation met code and trade standards, where workmanship fell short, and what it will take to correct — the contractor-side analysis that warranty and defect disputes turn on.
Whether a contractor's or service company's work met the standard of care a reasonable, qualified contractor would apply — grounded in field work, not theory.
Storm, flood, power-event, and contamination damage to commercial mechanical and refrigeration equipment — what failed, what caused it, and what is genuinely repair versus replacement.
Deposition and trial testimony that translates mechanical reality into plain language. Florida qualifies experts by knowledge, skill, and experience under the Daubert standard — our opinions stay inside that expertise.
Document review, opposing-report rebuttal, site inspections, demonstratives, and the technical backstop your case needs from someone who reads drawings and knows the field.
An independent assessment of your commercial HVAC and refrigeration — what you actually have, its condition and remaining life, what is running poorly, and what genuinely needs attention versus what can wait.
A big replacement quote, a recurring problem no one has solved, a contractor's diagnosis you are not sure about — reviewed independently by someone with no stake in the sale.
Where a building wastes energy in its mechanical systems and controls, and the measures that actually pay back — the diagnosis behind a smart capital plan, framed from experience, not a vendor's catalog.
EPA 608 and AIM Act refrigerant compliance, leak history, and phase-down exposure across a portfolio — so a refrigerant problem is found on your schedule, not during an inspection.
Independent review of a third party's design, installation, or service on your behalf — reading the drawings, checking the submittals, and protecting your interest through the project. Design-assist & consulting →
The mechanical condition of a building you are buying or leasing — what the HVAC and refrigeration will cost you after closing, before you sign.
Our opinions are grounded in what we are licensed and experienced to know — commercial HVAC and refrigeration installation, workmanship, maintenance, equipment failure, refrigerant handling, and code compliance from the contracting side.
When a matter turns on engineering judgment — the adequacy of an engineered design, a load or structural calculation — we engage a Florida-licensed Professional Engineer. We do not offer engineering opinions we are not licensed to give, which keeps our credibility intact under scrutiny.
Independence is the point: we do not investigate or testify on a dispute where we are also bidding or performing the work. Mold assessment, public adjusting, and other separately-licensed activities are referred to the appropriate licensed professional. Every engagement begins with a conflict check and a written scope.
Investigation, opinion, report, and testimony — the role explained.
Evidence, records, causation, and a defensible report.
The decisions worth verifying before you spend.