Engineering Survey and Design

M&E building services surveying, design and asset advice for property developers, surveyors and asset managers in Scotland

Lanark, United KingdomFounded 2020engineeringsurveydesign.comWebsite technologies

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About Engineering Survey and Design

Engineering Survey & Design is a building services consultancy offering mechanical, electrical and public health (MEP) surveying, design, project monitoring and asset services for the property sector. Property services include technical due diligence, MEP building surveying, condition assessments, licence to alter agreements, dilapidations negotiations and feasibility studies. Project services cover full building services design, design-and-build performance specifications, sub-consultancy design and development monitoring. Asset services include forward maintenance planning, plantroom and systems condition assessment, maintenance protocols and switching programmes for HV and complex LV systems.

Clients include building surveyors, project managers, asset managers, cost consultants, developers, design teams, property managers and building owners or occupiers. The company describes itself as a small independent engineering consultancy and sells M&E advice and design services to these clients.

The company was founded in 2020 and is registered in the United Kingdom as a limited company. It is based in the central belt of Scotland and lists an office in Livingston, West Lothian. Its project experience includes office, hospital, hotel, data centre, education and industrial buildings in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin and Manchester. Founder Alex McDonald is a Chartered Electrical Engineer who has worked in building services design since the late 1990s.

Product: M&E (mechanical, electrical, public health) surveying, design, project monitoring and asset maintenance advice for buildings.

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