MECHANICAL BUILDING ENGINEERING
Better engineering.
Better buildings.
We help contractors, consultants and building owners understand, design and improve mechanical building systems.
01 / OUR APPROACH
Clarity at every stage.
Good engineering starts with understanding the problem. We stay useful from the first investigation to the final handover.
Understand.
Establish the evidence.
Surveys · Investigations · Asset informationEngineer.
Develop the right solution.
Calculations · Design · SpecificationsDeliver.
Make the design work on site.
Technical support · Commissioning · Handover02 / ENGINEERING CAPABILITY
One discipline.
The whole project in view.
Mechanical engineering support built around the work you need to move forward.
Mechanical & HVAC Design
Clear calculations. Coordinated systems. Information your project can build from.
Property Surveys, Floor Plans & Roof Inspections
Measured floor plans, drone roof inspections and clear photographic records of your property.
HVAC Surveys & Engineering Investigations
Understand what is installed, why it underperforms and what to do next.
03 / WHO WE WORK WITH
Where do you need us?
For contractors
Engineering workload building up?
Add defined mechanical design and technical support capacity to your project team.
Explore contractor supportFor building owners
A building that isn’t performing?
Understand your existing systems before committing to maintenance, upgrades or replacement.
Explore surveys & investigationsFor consultants & architects
Need specialist mechanical input?
Bring focused HVAC capability into your wider design and coordination process.
Explore mechanical design04 / DISCIPLINE THAT TRANSFERS
Rigorous thinking.
Practical engineering.
Our approach is shaped by professional experience in technically demanding mechanical and HVAC engineering environments.
Clear requirements. Traceable calculations. Coordinated information. We bring that discipline to each commission, proportionate to its scale and complexity.
Explore our engineering approach05 / ENGINEERING NOTES
Useful thinking.
Better decisions.
What should an HVAC condition survey include?
A useful survey should lead to a decision, with clear evidence, limitations and priorities.
Read the guideWhat mechanical design information do contractors need before installation?
A drawing is only part of the package. Establish duties, interfaces and decisions before work starts.
Read the guideHow to assess an HVAC system before replacing the plant
Check demand, distribution and operating conditions before carrying an old plant duty into a new investment.
Read the guideHave a project in mind?
Let’s find the right next step.
Tell us what you’re working on, what you need and when you need it.