MEP engineering services for Ontario buildings
Discipline-specific electrical and mechanical design for commercial, institutional, municipal, industrial and multi-residential buildings across Ontario, developed around approval, tender and construction requirements.
Where we work: Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, Markham and 16 other municipalities across the GTA and southern Ontario — all service areas.
Disciplines
Electrical
Building-wide electrical design, from existing-condition review and capacity planning to permit, tender and construction support.
- Power distribution, service and panel upgrades
- Interior, exterior and emergency lighting
- Fire alarm and life-safety systems
- Load calculations, EV charging and solar
Mechanical
HVAC, ventilation, hydronic and plumbing design shaped around occupancy, comfort, serviceability and construction constraints.
- HVAC, ventilation and equipment selection
- Heating and cooling load design
- Plumbing, drainage and domestic water
- Hydronic and mechanical room layouts
Integrated MEP
Electrical and mechanical requirements developed through shared milestones, so loads, rooms and ceilings line up early.
- Electrical loads matched to mechanical equipment
- Room, ceiling and service-clearance planning
- Aligned permit and tender documentation
- One response path during construction
Electrical capacity studies
Know your electrical capacity before you add a production line, major equipment or a building expansion.
- Existing and proposed load schedules
- Transformer, switchboard, MCC and panel screening
- Upstream impact traced from each new load
- Engineering PDF and Excel outputs
Guides by discipline
Electrical
Mechanical
Integrated MEP
Electrical capacity studies
For architects and design teams
Bring us in at concept, permit, tender or construction stage. We help architectural teams define the engineering scope, protect space and ceiling intent, and fit building systems around the design.
Sectors we serve
- Municipal Facilities
- Schools & Institutions
- Fire Stations & Public Safety
- Commercial Service Upgrades
- Fit-Outs & Tenant Improvements
- Infrastructure Modernization
How a project runs
- Step 01
Existing conditions
Drawings, site conditions, occupancy, operating issues and owner priorities are reviewed first.
- Step 02
Design basis
System options, design criteria, preliminary loads and major space requirements are set early.
- Step 03
Drawings and permit
Layouts, schedules and risers are developed with the architecture and issued for permit.
- Step 04
Construction
Tender questions, submittals, RFIs and site issues are answered within the agreed scope.