What does an MEP consultant do?
An MEP consultant designs a building's mechanical, electrical and plumbing services before they are built: load calculations, coordinated drawings for HVAC, power, lighting, fire fighting, plumbing and low-voltage systems, the BOQ and specifications for tendering, and checks during execution. We take that design as a standalone appointment, with statutory approvals and execution scoped separately.
Can I appoint you as an electrical, HVAC, plumbing or fire-fighting consultant only?
Yes. The design appointment can cover one discipline or all of them: an electrical consultant's load study, single-line diagram and panel schedules; an HVAC consultant's heat-load and duct design; a plumbing (PHE) consultant's water, drainage and STP sizing; a fire-fighting consultant's hydrant, sprinkler and pump-room design; or ELV and solar design. Each is scoped and quoted on its own.
Is an MEPF consultant different from an MEP consultant?
Only in what the name lists. MEPF names fire protection — hydrants, sprinklers, the fire pump room, detection and alarm — as its own discipline instead of folding it into plumbing. Our MEP design consultancy covers it either way: mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection are designed and coordinated as one set, with ELV and solar where the project needs them, and the fire drawings are prepared so they can go into the fire-NOC submission when approvals are in scope.
Can you do only the MEP design and statutory approvals, without execution?
Yes. We offer standalone MEP design and approvals — full drawings, load calculations and compliance documentation — and we secure fire-NOC, CEIG, factory licensing, pollution-board consent and net-metering, whether or not you use us for execution.
What happens after I send a design, review or coordination enquiry?
An engineer reads it, comes back to confirm the inputs you have, the stage and the deliverables you need, and only then proposes a scoped appointment. No drawings, BOQs or layouts are produced before that scope is agreed, and you can send documents by email or WhatsApp at any point.
Which statutory approvals do you handle?
Fire-NOC (provisional and final), CEIG/electrical-inspectorate, factory licensing, pollution-board consent, DISCOM net-metering and local-authority building approvals — managed end to end so your project stays compliant.
Why do buildings often not match the drawings?
Because design and site execution are usually run by different teams with no accountability bridge. We design and execute under one contract — the theme of our founder's book, From AutoCAD to Actual Site — so what's drawn is what gets built.
