Design responsibility
Clarify the client brief, drawings, existing supplies, loads and who owns the design. Identify surveys and calculations needed before the scope is finalised.
Commercial building services
Discuss electrical installation for a commercial fit-out, refurbishment or plant replacement. Connect the design, installation and evidence requirements before the programme is agreed.
Define the work
Agree the requirements and deliverables before the work is arranged.
Clarify the client brief, drawings, existing supplies, loads and who owns the design. Identify surveys and calculations needed before the scope is finalised.
Consider low voltage distribution, lighting, small power, data routes and mechanical plant connections. Plan shutdowns, temporary arrangements and interfaces with other trades.
Agree commissioning, inspection and test certification, as-built information and operation and maintenance documents appropriate to the works.
A useful record
Confirm what will be provided for the service you choose.
Company project archive
Explore recorded M&E installations at Rudding Park Hotel, the Bowes Museum and Washburn Heritage Centre.
Review the archived project scopesAsk for the current certificates and scope information relevant to the work you are considering.
Request supplier evidencePrepare the conversation
Share the postcode, drawings or outline requirements, project stage and target programme. Explain whether the building will stay occupied during work.
Share your postcode and requirements. The team will confirm coverage, scope and the next step.
Discuss your projectBefore you enquire
An outline brief is enough for an initial conversation. The team can confirm what design and survey information is needed to develop a reliable scope.
The archive records combined M&E installations. Confirm the specific interfaces, contractor responsibilities and commissioning requirements for your project.
Expected benefits depend on the design, existing equipment and how the building is used. Any savings estimate should be based on an agreed assessment.
Continue with the right detail