Optimal Engineering Inc
Toronto based engineering firm offering Mechanical and Electrical design services for residential, c
24/12/2023
18/12/2023
18/09/2023
🌟 Playtime Perfected by Our Mechanical Engineering Magic! 🛠️
We've harnessed our mechanical engineering skills to craft an extraordinary indoor playground experience. From HVAC systems that keep the climate just right to plumbing and fire protection for safety, we've designed it all. Our hearts swell with excitement as we anticipate the radiant smiles on the kids' faces!
18/09/2023
We're thrilled to share the successful completion of our latest HVAC design project. We're now taking our design to the next level by coordinating the installation process using cutting-edge Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology. 🏗💻 BIM allows us to visualize and optimize the placement of every component, ensuring a seamless integration that maximizes efficiency and minimizes costs. 💪💰
With BIM, we're able to create a virtual representation of the entire HVAC system, making it easier to identify any potential clashes or conflicts before they occur on-site. 📐🔄 This proactive approach saves valuable time and resources, resulting in a smoother installation process and an HVAC system that functions flawlessly.
Our commitment to utilizing the latest technology in HVAC design and installation is driven by our goal to provide the best solutions for our clients. 💯🌟 We believe that combining expertise with innovation leads to exceptional results, and we're excited to bring these benefits to your projects.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to push the boundaries of HVAC design and deliver outstanding results! 💨🌬
18/09/2023
Here is one of our most recent commercial projects. We were in charge of the mechanical and plumbing engineering design for this classy barbershop. Congratulations to the talented team behind this business; we wish them tremendous success in their future endeavours. If you're in the area, show your support and take advantage of their outstanding services firsthand.
24/12/2022
From all of us at Optimal Engineering, we would like to wish you a safe and joyous holiday season. May your holiday be blessed with the love and warmth of family and friends.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Please note that our office will be closed until January 3rd, 2023.
11/11/2022
The mechanical work for this commercial project has been inspected to ensure that the installation comply with our design drawings. The project consisted of two retail spaces on the ground floor in addition to office spaces on the upper level. Each of the three units has an independent HVAC and plumbing system.
19/09/2022
We had a great time at Modern Hydronics Summit last week. Keeping our knowledge up to date in a rapidly growing industry is essential for our business.
01/09/2022
Large-scale and complex projects require enhanced coordination. We had a site meeeting at this uniquely designed lake house with the builder and HVAC contractor to fully coordinate our proposed design.
22/07/2022
With the number of COVID-19 case increasing once again, here some tips for improving indoor air quality:
1. Make sure that filters are well sealed.
2. Clean and replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer and select filters with a high MERV rating to ensure efficiency.
3. Use of High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters can offer additional protection.
4. For commercial spaces consider running your HVAC system for two hours before and after the space is occupied.
5. Whenever possible, open windows and doors to allow for natural ventilation. While this is not ideal during the winter months, doing this for just a few minutes at a time can help.
Link to the blog:
https://optimaleng.ca/2022/02/17/commercial-hvac-design-covid-19/
28/04/2022
The mechanical work for this fitness club has been reviewed, the installation was in general conformance with our mechanical drawings except for a couple of items. The sing-off letter will be issued once the deficiencies have been rectified.
31/03/2022
Our team is wrapping up the mechanical design for this 20,000 sqft mansion designed by C-Architecture. This proposed unique residence is consisted of 2 buildings that are connected through a bridge passing over an outdoor swimming pool. Our design includes 9 forced air systems in addition to a dehumidification system for the indoor pool.
01/02/2022
Construction for this newly opened Wing Spot was completed last week. We were in charge for the mechanical design which included HVAC and plumbing.
24/12/2021
From all of us at Optimal Engineering, we would like to wish you a safe and joyous holiday season. May your holiday be blessed with the love and warmth of family and friends.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Please note our office will be closed until January 3rd, 2022.
09/12/2021
Sneak peek of some mechanical 3D views for a back to ravine mansion located in Richmond Hill.
The mechanical design consists of infloor hydronic heating, multiple forced air systems, smoke room ventilation in addition to pool HVAC system.
Some of the cool features of this estate include a 12 ft deep swimming pool and a helicopter pad!
22/11/2021
Final walkthrough completed for this takeout kitchen/store. We were in charge for the HVAC, plumbing and fire protection design of this project. Due to the requirements of the plaza and the agreement that they had with city of Richmond Hill, an ecology unit had to considered and provided.
16/11/2021
We have recently completed the mechanical and electrical design for this mixed used building located in Kensington market. The proposed design consists of 4 office spaces in addition to 4 residential units.
26/10/2021
Construction of this beauty clinic has been completed and grand opening will take place soon. Optimal Engineering was in charge for complete mechanical and electrical design.
12/10/2021
HVAC and plumbing design modeling with Revit MEP for one of our completed townhouse projects. 3D design views give us the ability to try out different designs and detect clashes at the early stages of project. Enhanced coordination and design efficiency are the benefits of using such design software.
27/08/2021
We are excited to announce the launch of our new website. The link can be found in our bio.
Please take a peek!
20/05/2021
The mechanical work for this takeout kitchen is near completion. We have reviewed the installation to ensure that it is code compliant and according to our drawings.
26/03/2021
The mechanical design for this 16,000 sqft estate was completed this week by our mechanical division. This lakehouse consists of 7 HVAC zones in addition to a seperate system for the bowling alley.
24/12/2020
Wishing you and your loved ones a year full of happiness and good health.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
26/11/2020
Here is an exciting project that we’re working on. A highly efficient module home constructed out of shipping containers. The heating and cooling will be provided by a high efficiency geothermal heat pump while an HRV will be used to bring in outdoor air. Additionally, there will solar panels on the roof to provide electricity and power the solar water tank.
13/11/2020
We recently completed the mechanical design (HVAC & plumbing) for this multi dwelling project in downtown Toronto.
21/10/2020
09/09/2020
Our team has been working on the mechanical and electrical design for a townhouse project located in Toronto. The project consists of two blocks of townhouses with 16 units in total.
Since these units have 4 above grade levels, the project is considered a part 3 building. As a result, aside form HVAC and plumbing, fire protection design as well as complete electrical design package are also required for permit applications.
07/07/2020
NEW PROJECT
13,000 sqft mansion with 8 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms/powder rooms.
Our proposed HVAC design will have 4-6 zones in order to efficiently provide thermal comfort for this uniquely designed custom home. ✅
This masterpiece has been designed by Pro Vision Architecture 📐
04/06/2020
A well-designed HVAC system would not be effective if the installation is improper. There are a number of factors that can lead to issues with the air circulation in a house including:
-Not installing the HVAC equipment as per manufacturer guidelines
-Not sealing the ductwork
-Not using standard sheet metal and fittings
-Making changes to duct sizes as well as the number and location of registers/grilles without coordinating with the design engineer.
The ductwork for this custom home has been completed as per our drawings.
@ North York
02/06/2020
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