Mechanical & Electrical Design

Enermodal Engineering provides a full range of mechanical and electrical engineering design services. We can evaluate design concepts, prepare drawings and specifications, estimate capital costs, assist with tender evaluations and provide reviews of shop drawings. During construction, Enermodal can provide construction site reviews to assess compliance with building drawings and specifications. Our building designs are among the most energy efficient and environmentally appropriate in North America.

Green on the Grand C2000 Office Building, Kitchener, Ontario. Energy and environmental design for the first C2000 office building in Canada. The office building features radiant heating and cooling, displacement ventilation, daylighting systems and a man-made pond for heat rejection and stormwater retention.   Wa-Sh-Ow Wilderness Centre. Energy and environmental engineering services for a wilderness ecotourism centre in northern Ontario, including wind/PV and propane generation of electricity, on-site water supply, on-site wastewater treatment disposal, composting waste disposal. Designed to meet the specific needs of the First Nations community on an environmentally significant site on James Bay.

Niigon Technology Centre for Moose Deer Point First Nation. Mechanical, energy and environmental engineering services for an injection molding facility and offices. Building features include natural ventilation, micro-turbine and photovoltaic generation of electricity, use of waste heat for heating and cooling, heat recovery ventilation, on-site wastewater biofiltration treatment and disposal, and high-performance building envelope.    Bucco Reef Marine Park Natural Interpretation Centre, Tobago. Environmental concepts and detailed design for water and wastewater systems for a low-impact interpretive centre for Tobago's most environmentally sensitive and significant reef ecosystem. Features include composting toilets, rainwater harvesting, greywater treatment and re-use.

Earth Rangers Wildlife Centre, Kleinberg, Ontario. Sustainable and mechanical design for this wildlife rehabilitation and interpretive centre. The building achieves 65% reduction in energy and potable water use. Building features include green vegetated roof, heating and cooling by radiant concrete slabs, desiccant dehumidification, displacement ventilation and Zenon water treatment system.