The systems behind the walls — where shortcuts cause the most expensive problems.

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing work is invisible once the building is finished, which is exactly why it is where corners get cut. It is also the most disruptive and expensive thing to fix later — repairing a leaking concealed line means breaking finished work.
We design and execute MEP for residential and commercial projects, coordinated with the architecture and structure so services do not clash on site.
What this service covers when you work with us.
Load assessment, distribution, wiring, DB and earthing, lighting circuits, and provision for backup and EV charging.
Supply lines, storage and pumping, pressure planning, and fixtures installed to spec.
Soil, waste and rainwater lines with correct slopes, venting and access for maintenance.
Ventilation and air-conditioning strategy, ducting routes and equipment placement coordinated with ceilings and structure.
Detection, sprinklers and hydrants where the building type and height require them.
Pressure testing, load testing and documented commissioning before handover.
Actual usage, appliance loads and future capacity established.
Services laid out against the architectural and structural drawings to avoid clashes.
Conduiting and piping installed before plaster and finishes.
Fixtures, fittings, switchgear and equipment installed.
Systems tested, commissioned and documented with as-built layouts.
On-site improvisation is exactly what produces clashes, inadequate capacity and lines that nobody can trace later. A coordinated layout costs very little and prevents the most expensive category of rework.
Yes. You should insist on them from any contractor — without them, future maintenance means guessing where lines run.
Get a free consultation and an honest assessment of what your project involves.