Guess the heater count
Start with a floor plan. Work through the area, temperature rise and heater count—then see why the answer changes with site conditions.
Temporary HVAC. Made practical.
Better jobsite decisions.
In 60 seconds.
Heat, cooling, humidity and power—without the guesswork. Short field lessons and practical spreadsheets for contractors, superintendents and facility managers.
Real setups. Clear assumptions. Numbers you can follow.
Field notes / 001Heat · Air · Power
What to expect
Our commitment from day one.
01Practical, not theoretical
02Visible math, not magic
03Lessons without client details
The field guide
Less guessing.
More understanding.
From frozen pipes to missed cure temperatures, small decisions can become big delays. ThermoSnap breaks down the setup, the numbers and the mistake to avoid.
The 60-second format
One problem.
One calculation.
One useful takeaway.
Understand the failure
Look at undersized duct, tripped generators and condensation on new slabs. Learn what went wrong before repeating the setup.
Take the math to the site
Turn square footage and temperature rise into a first-pass heat estimate. Use heat-load and generator-fuel spreadsheets to organize your planning.
The toolkit
Small tools. Useful numbers.
Start with the essentials. Check the catalog for current availability and exact pricing.
Planned free resource
Winter Jobsite
Heat Checklist
$0
A one-page preflight for winter heating: pipe protection, power supply and cure-temperature checks.
Check availabilityPlanned spreadsheet range
Heat-load & generator-fuel tools
$19–$49 / tool
Quick planning spreadsheets for estimating heating demand and generator fuel needs. Launch pricing is planned within this range; product listings show final details.
Browse available downloadsPlanning aids, not engineered designs. Verify equipment ratings, site conditions and safety requirements with qualified professionals.
Before the next setup
Make the numbers part of the plan.
Find practical resources for your next heating, cooling or power conversation.