Heat and sun
Orientation, glazing, shading, roof design, insulation, air sealing, and mechanical loads belong in one conversation.
Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma
A better enclosure for a demanding climate.
Plan homes and development projects around heat, cold events, wind, humidity, water, and the conditions of the actual site.
Regional design
Climate is more than a temperature number.
The enclosure, site, roof, openings, ventilation, and mechanical systems have to respond together.
Cold events
Continuity at foundations, roofs, openings, services, and equipment supports comfort when outdoor conditions change quickly.
Wind and storms
Project specific engineering, connections, openings, roof design, drainage, and code requirements govern the response.
Humidity and water
Site drainage, flashing, cladding, ventilation, air control, and drying potential need a complete strategy.
Service area
Tulsa at the center.
Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Claremore, Coweta, Collinsville, Skiatook and surrounding Northeast Oklahoma communities. Exact availability is confirmed during the initial project review.
Local project paths
From one home to a repeatable development plan.
Custom homes on owner controlled land
Energy focused residential projects
Duplexes and build to rent opportunities
Multiple homes and small communities
Commercial buildings evaluated for system fit
Early land and feasibility questions
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