HVAC, Plumbing & Fire Suppression is What We Do
EIS Forensic specializes in forensic investigations and expert witness services. We have the knowledge and experience to navigate the intricacies of HVAC, plumbing, fire suppression, and refrigeration systems with unparalleled precision. Our seasoned experts bring clarity to complex cases, unveiling root cause of failures, installation errors, and construction defects. Additionally, our expertise extends to intellectual property matters related to these critical engineering domains, where our expert witness testimony has proved invaluable in achieving favorable resolution to legal disputes. Allow us to elevate your legal strategy with our meticulous analysis and extensive industry knowledge.
HVAC, Plumbing & Fire Suppression is What We Do
EIS Forensic specializes in forensic investigations and expert witness services. We have the knowledge and experience to navigate the intricacies of HVAC, plumbing, fire suppression, and refrigeration systems with unparalleled precision. Our seasoned experts bring clarity to complex cases, unveiling root cause of failures, installation errors, and construction defects. Additionally, our expertise extends to intellectual property matters related to these critical engineering domains, where our expert witness testimony has proved invaluable in achieving favorable resolution to legal disputes. Allow us to elevate your legal strategy with our meticulous analysis and extensive industry knowledge.
Project Types
Project Types
Mechanical System Failures
Our experienced HVAC investigators have extensive backgrounds as design engineers, leading to a comprehensive grasp of HVAC system function and operation. We specialize in investigating a wide array of HVAC components, encompassing boilers, chillers, pumps, heat-exchangers, split system air-conditioners, and gas-fired units. Recognizing the vital role building management systems play in mechanical operations, we possess the expertise to analyze historical controls data, pinpointing the root causes behind system failures for effective solutions.
Construction Defects
Drawing upon years of experience in designing and constructing mechanical systems, our plumbing and HVAC investigators are intimately familiar with applicable building codes and best design practices. Additionally, their familiarity with the construction process facilitates proficient and meticulously reviewing of project documents and emails to reveal any deficiencies in the construction process.
Weather Related Damage
Insurance claims on damaged HVAC equipment are commonly attributed to weather events. Whether hail, wind, flood or lightning, our HVAC investigators perform onsite equipment evaluations to determine the scope and extent of damage. EIS has performed inspections for HVAC claims of all sizes, from solitary equipment to large losses with over a thousand units.
Moisture Related Damage/Mold
Moisture related damage and associated mold growth can be attributed to infiltration through the building envelope and the effects of a building’s HVAC system. Our HVAC investigators understand the physical phenomena and the principles of psychrometrics which result in condensation. Let our experience and expertise help to determine the origins of the moisture related damage at the root of your insurance claim or lawsuit.
Mechanical System Failures
Our experienced HVAC investigators have extensive backgrounds as design engineers, leading to a comprehensive grasp of HVAC system function and operation. We specialize in investigating a wide array of HVAC components, encompassing boilers, chillers, pumps, heat-exchangers, split system air-conditioners, and gas-fired units. Recognizing the vital role building management systems play in mechanical operations, we possess the expertise to analyze historical controls data, pinpointing the root causes behind system failures for effective solutions.
Construction Defects
Drawing upon years of experience in designing and constructing mechanical systems, our plumbing and HVAC investigators are intimately familiar with applicable building codes and best design practices. Additionally, their familiarity with the construction process facilitates proficient and meticulously reviewing of project documents and emails to reveal any deficiencies in the construction process.
Weather Related Damage
Weather events are commonly attributed to insurance claims on damaged HVAC equipment. Whether hail, wind, flood or lightning, our HVAC investigators perform onsite equipment evaluations to determine the scope and extent of damage. EIS has performed inspections for HVAC claims of all sizes, from solitary equipment to large losses with over a thousand units.
Moisture Related Damage & Mold
Moisture related damage and associated mold growth can be attributed to infiltration through the building envelope and the effects of a building’s HVAC system. Our HVAC investigators understand the physical phenomena and the principles of psychrometrics which result in condensation. Let our experience and expertise help to determine the origins of the moisture related damage at the root of your insurance claim or lawsuit.
Mechanical System Failures
Our experienced HVAC investigators have extensive backgrounds as design engineers, leading to a comprehensive grasp of HVAC system function and operation. We specialize in investigating a wide array of HVAC components, encompassing boilers, chillers, pumps, heat-exchangers, split system air-conditioners, and gas-fired units. Recognizing the vital role building management systems play in mechanical operations, we possess the expertise to analyze historical controls data, pinpointing the root causes behind system failures for effective solutions.
Construction Defects
Drawing upon years of experience in designing and constructing mechanical systems, our plumbing and HVAC investigators are intimately familiar with applicable building codes and best design practices. Additionally, their familiarity with the construction process facilitates proficient and meticulously reviewing of project documents and emails to reveal any deficiencies in the construction process.
Moisture Related Damage/Mold
Moisture related damage and associated mold growth can be attributed to infiltration through the building envelope and the effects of a building’s HVAC system. Our HVAC investigators understand the physical phenomena and the principles of psychrometrics which result in condensation. Let our experience and expertise help to determine the origins of the moisture related damage at the root of your insurance claim or lawsuit.
Weather Related Damage
Weather events are commonly attributed to insurance claims on damaged HVAC equipment. Whether hail, wind, flood or lightning, our HVAC investigators perform onsite equipment evaluations to determine the scope and extent of damage. EIS has performed inspections for HVAC claims of all sizes, from solitary equipment to large losses with over a thousand units.