WC Engineering
Innovative Solutions for High-Performance Buildings
A Greener Tomorrow, Today
Innovative Solutions for High-Performance Buildings
A Greener Tomorrow, Today
Our approach integrates architectural beauty and engineering performance—combining living roofs, high-efficiency HVAC and plumbing systems, and renewable energy—to maximize energy and water savings while lowering operating costs. We design for comfort, sustainability, and longevity, achieving a seamless balance between aesthetics and reliability. Enhance your building with a living roof that supports a garden, rooftop farm, or biosolar array, or transform your outdoor space into an oasis with a lagoon, infinity pool, or waterfall.
Our HVAC expertise ensures equipment selection tailored to your building, delivering comfort, efficiency, quiet operation, and environmental responsibility. Designs are based on building use and climate, while meeting energy codes and supporting LEED certification. HVAC systems account for 48% of energy use in residential buildings and 39% in commercial buildings. We provide a full range of HVAC solutions—from central systems like split units, heat pumps, VRF, and chilled water, to ductless options such as mini-splits, PTACs, radiant systems, and evaporative coolers.
Our plumbing designs ensure efficient water supply, distribution, and stormwater management. We incorporate eco-friendly solutions—rain gardens, bioswales, infiltration basins, and rainwater harvesting—to conserve water, reduce runoff, and enhance aesthetics. Plumbing systems—including pumps, piping, connections, insulation, valves, and fixtures—are tailored to your building’s needs, comply with regulations, and deliver safe, reliable, high-performance operation with optimized flow, consistent pressure, and cavitation-free design.
Transform your rooftop into a thriving oasis. We provide living roof design—from concept through construction documents. We support permitting with local authorities, respond to plan check comments, and coordinate with suppliers and installers. Coordination may include living roof system components, growing media, plant materials, installation sequencing, and integration with rooftop mechanical and plumbing systems.