Project data
Address and location
Building type
Construction year or renovation state
Available floor plan documents
Known U-values or envelope assemblies
Free checklist
Free Heat Load Checklist for HVAC Contractors
Which data from a PDF floor plan really matters before a room-by-room heat load workflow can be prepared in a useful way.
Floor plans often contain room areas, room position, windows, doors and floors. For heat load preparation, those details still need to be reviewed and structured. This checklist helps catch common gaps early.
Reviewed by Prometo · Last updated June 2026
Workflow visual
From floor plan to reusable project data
The same basic structure matters across the workflow: start with project context, check room data, then carry cleaner information into the next technical step.
Room data
Room name
Floor level
Room area
Room height
Room use and design indoor temperature
Building envelope
Exterior walls per room
Window and door areas
Roof and floor boundary conditions
Adjacent unheated spaces
Why Prometo
Where Prometo fits into the workflow
Prometo is intended to connect PDF floor plans, digital takeoff, room data and heat load preparation. It does not replace professional review; it supports clearer preparation before technical decisions are made.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the checklist replace a heat load calculation?
No. The checklist supports preparation and data review. Technical calculation and assessment still need qualified professional review.
Who is the checklist for?
It is for HVAC contractors, heating specialists, MEP planners and energy consultants who want to prepare floor plan data more systematically.
Is Prometo complete?
Prometo is currently in beta. Individual workflows are being developed and improved around practical requirements.