MEP Systems

MEP is an abbreviation consisting of the initials of the words Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing. These systems are the basic systems required to ensure the functionality and comfort of a building or structure.

Mechanical systems: Includes systems such as heating, cooling, ventilation, air conditioning, fire extinguishing, steam and energy recovery systems. These systems control the indoor environmental conditions of the building and provide a safe, comfortable, functional living and working environment.
Electrical systems: Includes lighting, power distribution, control systems and communication systems. These systems provide the electrical energy of the building and enable the systems and devices in the building to work healthy and effectively.
Plumbing systems: Includes water supply, sewerage, water recovery, drinking water treatment from various sources, water lifting stations, rainwater systems. These systems meet the clean water needs of the building and ensure the removal of waste water.

MEP systems are an important consideration during the design, construction and maintenance of a building or structure. Correct and functional design and implementation of these systems helps increase the efficiency, comfort, safety and sustainability of the building.

MEP systems are used in a variety of buildings and structures, including:

office buildings
Homes
commercial buildings
industrial facilities
Production facilities

technological structures
logistics centers
Health institutions
Educational institutions
Public buildings

MEP systems are an integral part of buildings and structures. Correctly designing and implementing these systems ensures that buildings and structures are efficient, safe and sustainable. Implementing a suitable and functional application is an indispensable element for long-lasting, low operating cost and lowest risk structures.