What is a COMcheck Report and how does one benefit me?
ComCheck Reports are sometimes required by building code officials to show compliance with various energy codes, including the IECC, or International Energy Conservation Code. The various reports can help show energy efficiencies in building envelope, lighting and HVAC for new construction or remodeling.
The ComCheck Compliance reports are usually provided by an Architect, Engineer or consultant.
If the DOE ComCheck software proves to daunting, you can always use ComCheckConsultant.com
An EAM generated COMcheck Report supports the new commercial building energy codes. As with our REScheck Reports, our client’s have found that state, county, city and municipal code officials find that EAM generated reports simplify their compliance determinations, to quickly demonstrate if a covered commercial building meets the energy code. Officials receiving our Reports can confidently view these submissions as complying with the applicable energy code. Save time and effort by contracting EAM to document your commercial building’s energy code compliance.
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