Nealis Engineering

Mechanical Engineering and Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC).

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About the firm

Nealis Engineering is a Traverse City, Michigan MEP engineering firm providing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering design for commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings in northern Michigan. Founded in 1995, the practice maintains a deliberately small project load to ensure thorough attention to detail for each client.

Established
1995
Firm type
MEP

People

Jason VanBrocklinOwner

Doug RadtkePartner

Capabilities

Mechanical Engineering

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HVAC and mechanical systems design for commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings.

  • Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC)
  • Energy recovery systems
  • Snow melt systems

Plumbing Engineering

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Plumbing design including domestic plumbing and medical gas piping for healthcare and institutional projects.

  • Domestic plumbing design
  • Medical gas piping

Electrical Engineering

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Electrical systems design including power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, emergency backup, and low-voltage systems.

  • Power distribution design
  • Interior, exterior, and site lighting
  • Fire alarm systems
  • Generator backup
  • Communications and security systems

Energy & Sustainability Services

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Energy modeling and LEED-accredited project design to deliver cost-effective, energy-efficient building systems.

Value Engineering & BIM

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  • Cost Estimating
  • Value Engineering
  • Revit-based Building Information Modeling (BIM) using AutoCAD and Revit

Industries

Commercial · Religious · Education · Government · Healthcare · Residential · Industrial · Infrastructure · Hospitality · Arts & Culture · Sports & Recreation

Projects

KMHC Acute Care Addition

Healthcare · Client: Architecture Technology

Project details

27,230 SF two-story addition and interior renovations for the new Acute Care suite for Kalkaska Memorial Health Center. Design scope included plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, energy recovery, snow melt, medical gas piping, interior, exterior and site lighting, power distribution, fire alarm, generator backup, communications, and security systems.

Odawa Casino Taproom 94

Hospitality · Client: Cornerstone Architects

Project details

Renovations of an existing 9,700 SF restaurant space into a new themed restaurant for Odawa Casino. Design scope included domestic plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, interior and exterior lighting including RGB lighting, power distribution, fire alarm, and technology systems.