
M&E designers.
With build experience.
Design, validations and fault finding — informed by contractor and site experience.

Design, validations and fault finding — informed by contractor and site experience.

Bring your Stage 3 package. We’ll agree what needs developing for procurement and installation.

Review access, retained services and installation constraints before the detail is fixed.

Connect drawings, calculations and schedules with the wider team and programme.

Work through technical queries and agreed design changes as construction progresses.

Work directly with Ben through the agreed design and site support.
Develop inherited information into the agreed technical design, with procurement and installation in view.

Air. Water. Power. Explore the systems that need to work together, from technical design to site.
Plant, routes, space and access. A useful design considers how the services come together in the building.
A simplified model to explain our approach, not a project design or simulation.
Dampers. Filters. Coils. Fans. Explore the details behind a useful validation.
Explore the AHUDesign. Detail. Delivery. Real records. Practical engineering.
M&E design that works on site. Talk to Ben at enginservices.co.uk.

MEP specifications, schedules and marked-up layouts for a phased refurbishment.
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Mechanical design for an office fit-out, adapting retained services to a new layout.
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Pipework condition review, site evidence and a proposed remedial scope.
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Ben leads a team combining M&E design with practical project experience. Talk to Ben about the support your project needs.
Meet the team ↗Review the package, record information gaps and download a checklist for your team.
Building services.
A closer look.
The London Assembly is calling for clearer data-centre planning guidance. Our contractor-design takeaway: make supply assumptions and connection milestones visible before the M&E package advances.
Share your project, the information you have and your next deadline.
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