Electrification that's engineered, not just swapped.
Replacing gas equipment one-for-one with electric often costs more than it needs to. We engineer the conversion around how the building actually uses heat, then handle the electrical capacity and the incentives.
Electrification, engineered and installed by EverWatt
Heat-pump HVAC
Heat pumps for space heating and cooling, sized from load data.
Heat-pump water heating
Domestic hot water converted to heat pumps, often reusing existing storage tanks.
Electric boilers and kitchens
Gas boilers and commercial kitchen equipment converted where it makes sense.
Panel and service upgrades
Electrical capacity planned with the utility so the conversion doesn't stall at the switchgear.
Fuel-switching incentives
Utility and state electrification incentives identified and filed by us.
Phased roadmaps
A plan that times conversions to equipment end-of-life, so you're not replacing working equipment early.
One contact from the first site walk to verified savings.
Measure
Log how the building uses heat and hot water.
Engineer
Design the smallest system that meets the load.
Plan capacity
Panels, service and utility coordination.
Install & file
Build it and file the incentives.
Projects like this
Domestic Hot Water Electrification
Two heat pump modules instead of six, the existing tank kept, the room's own waste heat as the source. One-third the cost of the standard design.
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Technology Campus HQ, Bay Area
3.66M BAS readings turned into nine measures and a roadmap. $121K/yr identified; a life-safety finding no walk-through would catch.
Read the case study →What owners usually ask
Won't electrification raise our utility bill?
It can if the design is oversized or the controls are poor. We size to measured load and pair conversions with efficiency work so total cost stays down.
Do we need a bigger electrical service?
Sometimes. We check capacity early and coordinate with the utility so there are no surprises mid-project.
Tell us about the building.
An engineer will call within one business day, usually to set up a site visit. No cost, no obligation.
or call (510) 730-0062