Request an Engineering Scope Review or Project Quote

Connect directly with our licensed engineering team to discuss your upcoming industrial combustion design, fuel train piping layout, plant electrical modernization, burner automation, or regulatory compliance submittal. Whether you are a mechanical contractor requiring P.Eng-stamped drawing packages, an OEM needing custom thermal calculations, or an industrial plant manager facing a TSSA compliance deadline, Complete Combustion provides clear, transparent technical proposals with reliable turnaround times.

Direct Office & Contact Details

• Corporate Office: 33 Paddington Rd, Brampton, ON L6P 2E3, Canada
• Direct Phone: +1 647 554 8108
• Engineering Email: info@completecombustion.ca
• Operating Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
• Response Time: 24–48 business hours for initial scope reviews
• Geographic Scope: Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Pan-Canadian

What Happens After You Submit a Request?

Step 1: Initial Technical Review (24–48 Business Hours)

A licensed Professional Engineer reviews your process parameters, fuel supply conditions, dimensional constraints, and regulatory requirements. If additional information is needed, we contact you directly for clarification.

Step 2: Scope Definition & Code Path Mapping

We identify the exact governing codes applicable to your project (CSA B149.1, CSA B149.2, CSA B149.3, NFPA 86, OBC/NBCC, ESA, or ASME B31.3) and establish the required engineering deliverables.

Step 3: Formal Engineering Proposal & Work Plan

We provide a detailed, itemized technical proposal outlining the scope of work, defined milestone deliverables, project schedule, and fixed engineering fee structure. There are no hidden fees or unexpected change orders for baseline scope.

Step 4: Project Kickoff & Execution

Upon authorization, we initiate detailed thermodynamic calculations, mechanical modeling, and electrical schematic drafting under our internal Quality Assurance manual (QM-001).

Step 5: QA Review & P.Eng Stamping

All calculations, drawing sheets, and submittal forms undergo internal peer review before being officially signed and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer (P.Eng).

Step 6: Final Deliverable Release & Regulatory Support

You receive high-resolution, revision-controlled PDF drawing packages, calculation reports, and Bills of Materials ready for shop fabrication, field pipefitting, or direct submission to regulatory review boards (TSSA or ESA).

Who We Work With

• Mechanical & Piping Contractors: P.Eng-stamped P&IDs, valve train fabrication isometrics, weldment cut lists, and TSSA submission packages.
• Plant Engineers & Facility Managers: Modernize aging burner systems, resolve TSSA compliance orders, centralize motor control panels, and cut process fuel consumption.
• Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs): Turnkey combustion system design, refractory thermal modeling (ASTM C680), and BMS automation packages for custom dryers, kilns, and furnaces.
• Engineering Consulting Firms: Specialized combustion and thermal process sub-consultants for multi-disciplinary engineering firms across North America.

Information That Helps Us Quote Faster

• Existing equipment nameplates, burner manufacturer models, and serial numbers
• Available fuel supply pressure and pipe connection size at battery limits
• Electrical service voltage, frequency, and available breaker capacity
• Operating temperature setpoints, ramp-rate requirements, and material throughput rates
• Site photos showing existing burner mounting, valve train configuration, and control panel interiors
• Applicable regulatory inspection deadlines or planned facility shutdown dates

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can you turn around an engineering quote?

Initial scope reviews and formal engineering proposals are delivered within 24 to 48 business hours following receipt of baseline project information. For urgent regulatory compliance deadlines, expedited reviews can be arranged upon request.

Can you handle the entire TSSA Field Approval submission?

Yes. We prepare the complete technical documentation package required for TSSA field approval under CSA B149.3—including stamped P&IDs, valve train pressure loss calculations, electrical single-line diagrams, flame safeguard schematics, Sequence of Operations, and NFPA 86 purge calculations.

Do you perform on-site engineering visits?

Yes. Our engineers conduct on-site technical evaluations, dimensional field checks, and combustion equipment audits across Southern Ontario, the Greater Toronto Area, Northern Ontario mining hubs, and across Canada as project requirements dictate.