Stress Engineering

Stress Engineering partnered with Way Companies with the intent of revamping their current infrastructure. The decision was driven by concerns of high utility bills, inefficient lighting systems and outdated mechanical equipment.
Bob Zedaker said, “After a thorough process of facility surveys, energy studies, and verification meetings with Stress Engineering, we confirmed that we could implement a bundled energy program that could fund the needed project exclusively through energy and operational savings. Stress Engineering was also able to see an internal rate of return of over 23 percent.”
Way Companies guaranteed it would be a self-funded project, requiring no upfront capital cost. The project consisted of updates to all antiquated, inefficient HVAC systems, as well as installations of high-efficiency lighting and LED exit signs throughout the facility. Additionally, direct digital controls were installed, which are accessible from any computer.
Stress Engineering is estimated to receive an annual savings of $54,000 due to their upgraded infrastructure. Danny Krzywicki, Facilities Director of Stress Engineering, said, “Way Companies facilitated a flawless energy efficiency upgrade that helped us cut our operational costs in half. The process was smooth and their attention to the details in confirming our savings was on point. It is no surprise we have had a great relationship with Way for so many years.”
Stress Engineering is proud to announce it is currently in the process of being Energy Star certified, exemplifying the importance of energy efficiency and environmental impact.