MEP Shop Drawing Services & HVAC Shop Drawings Services
A combination of Architectural, civil and structural shop drawings drafted to facilitate a construction project are known as MEP Shop Drawings. They make installation, manufacturing, fabrication and assembly of a building really easy. Our team of joinery experts are very well known for producing clash free shop drawings for our clients. Our team of experienced and skilled MEP engineers provide detailed fabrication and shop drawings as per client needs including water supply detailing, duct detailing, and panel distribution drawings. All the drawing’s drafted are first checked by our QC manager to ensure that our drawings we send to our clients are error free. All our shop drawings are as per the desired LOD (level of Detailing) asked by the client. We can work up to Level Of Detailing 500.
HVAC shop drawings are also known as ducting drawings in HVAC. They offer detailed layout and arrangement of HVAC components in the system.
HVAC Duct Shop Drawing Services
Duct Layouts
Sections
Sizes of Duct & Pipes
Air Handling Unit Details
Duct Material Specifications
HVAC Coordination Details
Duct Levels
TDE’s Service capabilities for HVAC:
- Construction Documentation
- Facility Management
- Placement & Fixtures of light effects
- Energy Analysis
- Advanced BOM
- Using Simulation Software
- Construction management
Project buildings we implement our service on:
- Industrial Towers/li>
- High rise residential buildings
- Commercial Buildings
- Mixed-use buildings
- Schools & Universities
- Power Plants
- Medical Facilities
FAQs
These drawings provide mechanical contractors and fabricators with detailed information on how equipment and ducts are placed in a building.
Mechanical contractors, architects, and engineers make HVAC plans. However, the pipe routings and installations are decided by interior designers.
MEP stands for Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing, whereas HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning. You can say that HVAC is just one part of MEP.
Ductless Mini-Split, Hybrid Heat-Split, packaged heating and air conditioning system, and Split are the common types of HVAC.