BTU Calculator

Estimate the recommended cooling capacity in BTUs per hour for a room based on area, ceiling height, sun exposure, climate, and occupancy.

BTU Per Square Foot Calculator

Estimate recommended cooling capacity in BTUs based on room size, ceiling height, sun exposure, insulation quality, and occupancy. The calculator returns total BTUs and reflects common HVAC sizing adjustments per square foot.

Greenhouse BTU Calculator

Estimate the heating capacity in BTU/hr needed for a greenhouse based on dimensions, desired indoor temperature, expected outdoor temperature, and greenhouse covering insulation quality.

Shop Heater BTU Calculator

Estimate the heating capacity needed for a shop or workshop in BTUs per hour based on floor area, ceiling height, insulation quality, climate severity, and desired temperature rise.

House BTU Calculator

Estimate the cooling capacity needed for a house or room in BTUs per hour based on floor area, ceiling height, climate, insulation quality, and sun exposure.

Room BTU Calculator

Estimate the cooling capacity in BTUs needed for a room based on room size, ceiling height, sun exposure, insulation quality, and number of occupants.

Heating BTU Calculator

Estimate the heating capacity needed in BTUs per hour for a room based on floor area, ceiling height, insulation quality, climate severity, and window count.

Mini Split Cost Calculator

Estimate the installed cost of a ductless mini split system based on number of indoor zones, system capacity, efficiency rating, installation complexity, and regional labor pricing.

Heat Pump Payback Calculator

Estimate how many years it may take for a heat pump investment to pay back based on installation cost, incentives, current annual heating cost, expected energy savings, and annual maintenance savings.

Heat Pump vs Gas Furnace Cost Calculator

Compare estimated annual heating costs for a heat pump versus a gas furnace based on home heating demand, local electricity and natural gas prices, heat pump efficiency, and furnace AFUE. The result shows the annual cost difference, where a positive value means the heat pump costs more to run and a negative value means the heat pump costs less.