Ingleton Wood’s M&E teams offer the full range of mechanical and electrical consultancy services. Our Engineers have a wealth of qualifications and experience across all major design sectors including specialist areas such as healthcare and lift engineering.
We work under our Quality Management System to ensure designs are audited and checked, appreciating that all projects need us to meet programme and quality targets. Development of all our Engineers is continuous, ensuring we are always up to date with technologies, systems and regulations.
We are committed to low-energy solutions, but have a pragmatic, cost driven approach to all our projects, advising clients on both the capital and running cost implications of their decisions. All our projects are different, we work for Architects, end users and contractors under all types of scope and appointment. We guide clients through the constantly changing regulations and advise on the integration of renewable energy systems.
Our Building Services Engineers work with design teams and clients to provide buildings that are truly fit for purpose. Our CIBSE accredited low carbon energy assessors can carry out thermal modelling to demonstrate compliance with current legislation, or to reflect future climate change. Working with our sustainability team, we can advise at feasibility stage and provide fully coordinated M&E and sustainability planning documentation.
Our advice does not need to stop when the building is complete, we also offer post-completion evaluation, from energy monitoring to occupant satisfaction surveys.
Our M&E services include:
- Chilled water systems
- Combined heat and power installations
- Condition surveys
- Electrical distribution systems
- Engineering project management
- Fire detection and alarms
- Heating installations
- Lift, hoist and escalators
- Lighting design
- Lightning protection
- Security systems
- Services infrastructure
- Mechanical ventilation and air-conditioning systems
- 3D thermal modelling
- 3D M&E CAD drawings
- Energy monitoring
- Natural ventilation
- Design for future climate
- Thermal analysis of existing buildings
- Medical gases
- HV networks
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