We offer integrated design solutions covering electrical, air conditioning, ventilation, and plumbing, with a focus on operational efficiency, safety, and energy conservation. Plans are prepared according to international standards, ensuring project readiness for implementation without conflict between systems.
What is the benefit of preparing before implementation?
It helps detect potential problems in advance and ensures that all systems are compatible, saving time and cost during implementation.
Why is engineering design necessary in MEP projects?
It enables early coordination between different systems, helping prevent overlaps and reducing execution errors leading to higher quality
We rely on specialized tools and software such as AutoCAD and Revit to prepare accurate designs, analyze loads, and select the most appropriate equipment for each project based on its size and nature.
What is the benefit of preparing designs before starting implementation?
It helps detect potential problems in advance and ensures that all systems are compatible, saving time and cost during implementation.
Are systems designed according to the type of project?
Yes, designs are tailored to each project’s type and specific requirements.
All developers, contractors, and consulting firms that require accurate and reliable MEP designs—whether for new projects, expansions, or modifications.
- HVAC system design
- Electrical system design
- drainage system design
What are the main elements included in engineering designs?
They include execution drawings, load schedules, equipment selection, distribution of points and valves, as well as control and safety points.
Read MoreWhat are the main elements included in engineering designs?
They include execution drawings, load schedules, equipment selection, distribution of points and valves, as well as control and safety points.
Read MoreWhat are the main elements included in engineering designs?
They include execution drawings, load schedules, equipment selection, distribution of points and valves, as well as control and safety points.
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