We plan and carry out MEP work for home and commercial interiors. This includes air conditioning, electrical installations, water supply, and drainage. Our team checks the existing systems and plans the work around your layout. Whether you’re fitting out a new property or changing an existing space, we’ll discuss what needs installing, moving, or replacing before work begins.
A new room layout often means changing the services behind it. Moving a kitchen affects water and drainage connections. Adding office desks may require more sockets. New partitions can change where you need air conditioning.
We use your interior plan to decide where pipes, cables, and ducts will run. First, we check the connections already in place. We leave access to valves and equipment so they can be serviced later.
Our MEP service covers:
We agree on the work after reviewing your property and requirements. The plan shows how the services fit within the proposed interior, including connections for your selected appliances and equipment.
We review air conditioning positions against your room layout. The work may include moving outlets, changing duct routes, or installing equipment suited to the space.
We plan how fresh air enters and stale air leaves each room. For kitchens and bathrooms, we check where to fit fans and extraction ducts.
We plan wiring and power points around your appliances and equipment. Our team checks the existing supply before deciding what additions or changes are needed.
We install lighting according to the agreed design. We plan light positions, switches, and wiring together, ensuring drivers and other serviceable parts have access.
We plan hot and cold water connections for kitchens, bathrooms, and other wet areas. We check pipe routes and connection points before installation starts.
We check drainage routes when sinks or other plumbing fixtures move. Pipe levels and available connection points help determine where the fixtures can be placed.
We check service drawings against ceilings, partitions, and cabinetry. This helps us spot places where pipes, cables, or ducts could interfere with the interior work.
We test the completed installations according to the agreed scope. We address any faults found during these checks before we hand over the finished work.
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Tell us how you’ll use the property and what you’re changing. Share your floor plan and equipment details if you have them. We’ll discuss the work you need, your budget, and the expected completion date.
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We visit the property to check the visible services and available connections. Existing drawings are useful here. We note areas that might need further inspection. We also discuss any limits that could affect your proposed layout.
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We plan the locations of lights, sockets, air outlets, and plumbing points. We check equipment sizes and service routes against the interior layout. We’ll go through any decisions that need your input before finalising the drawings.
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Before booking the installation, we go through the work included in your quotation. We also check whether the changes need building management or authority approval. If drawings need to be submitted, we explain the steps and wait for approval before starting that work.
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Our team coordinates the MEP work with the fit-out schedule. We install pipes, cables, and ducts at the appropriate stage. We check the work before the relevant ceilings, walls, or cabinet areas are closed.
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We carry out the checks needed for the agreed installations. We address items that need attention and explain the controls you’ll use. We include relevant drawings and equipment information in the handover where they form part of the scope.
We’ve worked in interior fit-out for more than 20 years. MEP work must fit the room design and the construction sequence. Our experience helps us review both together. We review how the proposed layout affects existing services and discuss changes before installation. You can ask about the practical details while there’s still time to adjust the design.
Our designers and site team discuss the service layouts alongside the interior drawings. A ceiling detail may affect a duct route. A cabinet may cover a valve or socket. We check these points between the teams while planning the work. When a detail needs changing, we can review the drawings and explain the effect on your interior before proceeding.
Tell us which appliances and equipment you’re installing. Model details help us check their power, water, and drainage needs. We use that information when planning connection points. In an office, we also discuss desk positions and equipment locations. These decisions help put sockets and services where you’ll use them, with the requirements checked before the installation work starts.
Some of the MEP work will be concealed behind finished surfaces. We schedule the relevant inspections and tests before those areas close. Our team also checks service positions against the drawings at this stage. If something needs attention, it can be dealt with while the work is accessible. This reduces the need to reopen finished areas to make an adjustment.
Equipment and fittings need to remain reachable after the fit-out. We plan access to valves, lighting drivers, and air conditioning service points. These positions are discussed with the interior team so they can be included in ceilings or cabinetry. During planning, we check how someone will reach the parts that may need cleaning, adjustment, or replacement later.
We schedule MEP installations alongside the building work. We fit and check pipework, wiring, and ductwork before finishing walls and ceilings. We agree on installation dates with the people handling your fit-out. They need to know when the pipes, cables, and ducts will be ready for inspection. Once those checks are complete, we can close the walls and ceilings. We also track equipment deliveries and pending approvals.
Share your location, floor plan, and the MEP work you need. We’ll discuss your plans and arrange a site visit.
FAQ
Talk to us before you finalise the room layout. We can look at your plans while changes are still easy to make. This is especially useful when moving sinks, adding appliances, or dividing rooms.
A partition can leave one room without its own air outlet. Before building it, we look at the proposed rooms and existing ductwork. That tells us whether outlets need moving or the ducts need changing.
Tell us which appliances you’re buying. A model number lets us check the manufacturer’s power requirements. We then review the wiring and circuits to see what’s needed at each appliance location.
Yes. We can visit the property and inspect the accessible wiring, plumbing, and air conditioning. Point out any leaks or other faults you’ve noticed. Pipes and cables behind finished surfaces may need a separate inspection.
The proposed location needs a workable drainage route. We’ll look at the distance to the existing drain and the space available for pipework. After checking the water connections and building requirements, we can discuss where the fixtures can go.
We handle the approvals needed for your MEP work, including building management and authority approvals. Our team prepares the submissions and follows up on review comments. We’ll confirm the approval fees in your quotation.
Some connections require a temporary shutdown. We’ll tell you which services are affected and agree on a suitable time. If you’re staying in the property, we’ll discuss access to the rooms we’re working in.
Check this with us before approving the quotation. MEP work may require openings in walls or ceilings. We’ll confirm whether closing, plastering, and painting those areas are included in the agreed work.
The checks depend on the installations. They may include electrical tests, pipe leak checks, and air conditioning operation. We’ll explain the testing included in your project and provide the records agreed in the scope.
