Township of Langley

The Township of Langley and City of Maple Ridge are hosting an in-person Mechanical Design Workshop delivered by TECA and Ecolighten Energy Solutions. This interactive session is designed to educate builders, designers, officials, and industry professionals on best practices for HVAC design, sizing, installation, and commissioning in residential homes. 

Participants will gain practical knowledge through real-world examples and exercises, guided by the CSA SPE-17 design standard.

The Township of Langley and City of Maple Ridge are hosting an in-person Mechanical Design Workshop delivered by TECA and Ecolighten Energy Solutions. This interactive session is designed to educate builders, designers, officials, and industry professionals on best practices for HVAC design, sizing, installation, and commissioning in residential homes. 

Participants will gain practical knowledge through real-world examples and exercises, guided by the CSA SPE-17 design standard.

Register now for our upcoming Builder Forum Series webinar to explore Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) and its intersection with BC Step Codes. 

Small Housing BC will provide an introductory presentation on Bill-44 and Small Scale Multi-unit Housing (SSMUH), including an overview of key building archetypes available to builders. 

Learn how to meet the new Step Code and Zero Carbon Step Code requirements in the Township of Langley for Part 9 residential buildings by joining our upcoming Builder Forum Series online workshop.

Register now for our upcoming Builder Forum Series webinar on air leakage in Part 3 buildings and their impact on compliance with BC Energy Step Code.

Register now for our upcoming online webinar on Thursday, October 17th, from 9:00 – 11:00 am.

James Higgins and James Bourget of RDH Building Science Inc. will be presenting on various design and implementation strategies for Part 9 buildings to comply with airtightness requirements for Step 4 and 5 of the BC Energy Step code. The presenters will also be showcasing compliant design strategies to meet overheating requirements per 9.33.3.1 of the BC Building Code.

Register now for our upcoming online workshop on how to comply with the Zero Carbon Step Code from a builder's perspective, compliance with the CSA F280 Standard, and Overheating Requirements, 9.33.3.1.(2), per BC Building Code 2024.

Builder Forum Series: Zero Carbon Step Code 101, April 25, 2024

Register now for our upcoming Builder Forum Series focused on the basics of Zero Carbon Step Code for Part 9 Homes.

Emma Conway of E3 Eco Group Inc will cover:

This half-day workshop will focus on bringing the learning of workshop 1 into practice by dividing participants into several groups to collaborate with their counterparts in developing various full-scale, coloured exterior insulated details based on the concepts covered in workshops 1 and 2. During this highly interactive session, Hamid Heidarali and his team will visit each group, review their details, and provide tailored comments and feedback.

4 AIBC, BOABC & BC Housing Credits available.

This half-day workshop will start with an introduction to building envelope, the current energy efficiency trends, and the importance of a holistic approach to energy efficiency when dealing with higher levels of BC Energy Step Code. Following that, practical, holistic, and insightful solutions for addressing the above-mentioned three challenges will be presented based on several recently completed, fully exterior insulated wood-framed buildings in BC.

4 AIBC, BOABC & BC Housing Credits available.