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Family-owned. US-based. Since 2017.

Scott Pingleton started LoadCalcs in 2017 after more than 25 years in the engineering field. Today it is a family team of ACCA-trained designers with more than 4,500 projects across 42 states and DC, working from Lancaster, Kentucky.

The family behind LoadCalcs
Family-owned since 2017Lancaster, Kentucky

Why we exist

More building departments every year require load calculations, energy calculations and duct designs before they will issue a permit. Most contractors do not want a design department on payroll, and most homeowners do not know the rule of thumb their quote was based on.

We fill that gap. We match each project with the designer best suited to it, answer inquiries fast, and turn plans into documents that help permits issue and help installers build systems that work.

How we work

  • Every designer is based in the United States. We never outsource overseas.
  • Reach out during office hours and you’ll hear back within 30 minutes, whether it’s an email, text or call.
  • New projects typically start within 3–5 business days, and 24-hour expedite is available once we have everything.
  • We do not sell or install equipment, so we have no reason to upsize.
  • Calculations follow ACCA Manuals J, S, D, N and T.
  • We work in the industry’s standard tools: Wrightsoft for the Manuals, REScheck and EnergyGauge for energy code, Mitsubishi Diamond System Builder for VRF, and AutoCAD for drafting.

What our name stands for

Affordable

Quality design at a fair price, quoted before any work starts.

Meticulous

Room by room, assumption by assumption. Nothing hand-waved.

Dependable

We say when it will be done, and we do it by then.

The team

The people on your project.

Scott Pingleton

Scott Pingleton

Principal/Lead Designer · LinkedIn

With over 25 years of experience in the engineering field, Scott started LoadCalcs in 2017 to bring his expertise and passion to the world. ACCA-trained, Scott is dedicated to providing accurate and reliable load calculations for HVAC systems. When you choose LoadCalcs for your HVAC design needs, you can have confidence in Scott’s extensive experience and commitment to the industry.

Jacob Worley

Jacob Worley

Team Lead

A rising star in the design world, and a valuable member of the LoadCalcs team. Joining us in 2021, Jake has quickly made a name for himself with his ACCA training and years of experience in the industry. Jake brings a wealth of knowledge and skill to our team, ensuring that every project is handled with the utmost care and attention to detail. Trust in Jake’s expertise when you choose LoadCalcs for your HVAC design needs.

Jesse

Designer (part-time)

Amy Pingleton

Office Coordinator

Amy is the backbone of the LoadCalcs team. Handling all incoming phone calls and responding to emails, Amy keeps the wheels turning and ensures smooth communication with clients. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for keeping our designers on track, Amy plays a vital role in the success of our business. Amy is here to make every experience with LoadCalcs a positive one.

Credentials

Trained to the standard your building department uses.

Calculations follow ACCA Manuals J, S, D, N and T. Scott completed ACCA’s Residential System Design for Quality Installation course.

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ACCA certificate of completion: Scott Pingleton, Residential System Design for Quality Installation
Scott PingletonACCA · Residential System Design for Quality Installation

Fast estimates

Send the plans. Get an estimate.

Send us your questionnaire and plans, and we’ll get you an estimate right away. Reach out during office hours and you’ll hear back within 30 minutes, whether it’s an email, text or call.

Fast estimate

Drop your plans. Get an estimate.

PDF or photos of the plan set. Pick your services and send.

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    Reach out during office hours and you’ll hear back within 30 minutes, whether it’s an email, text or call. Have every detail handy? Fill out the full project questionnaire.

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