MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) works form the backbone of any modern building, ensuring functionality, safety, and comfort for occupants. Within MEP systems, the mechanical components—namely HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection—play a vital role in maintaining environmental quality, water supply, and life safety.

The HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system regulates indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality. It ensures thermal comfort and efficient energy use through the design and installation of equipment such as chillers, air handling units, ductwork, and ventilation systems. Proper HVAC design also supports sustainability by reducing energy consumption and improving indoor air conditions.

Plumbing systems manage the supply and distribution of clean water, as well as the removal of wastewater. This includes designing and installing piping networks, pumps, valves, and sanitary fixtures. Plumbing works must comply with hygiene, environmental, and safety standards to ensure a reliable and efficient water system within the building.

The fire protection system is designed to safeguard lives and property in case of emergencies. It includes fire sprinklers, hydrants, hose reels, and fire suppression systems, along with alarms and detection devices. Proper design, installation, and testing of these systems ensure that buildings meet safety regulations and are prepared for fire emergencies.