Commercial Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing (MEP)

Mbroh’s offering of Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing (MEP) services is an extension of the firm’s specialty electrical expertise. Our team’s technical knowledge translates into a robust offering of MEP services for new facilities and existing spaces. Whether packaged as a combined service offering or as an isolated project, our MEP services extend to industrial buildings, commercial complexes, data centers, and terminals in the port and aviation industries.

Our technical team provides a specialized set of electrical engineering and design services for power, lighting and security needs within multi-building complexes. We also provide a fine-tuned list of mechanical, HVAC, ventilation and plumbing services to keep operations on track and running smoothly. Mbroh has the capabilities to provide all of these services plus the project management to guide projects from planning and design to construction and completion.

Mbroh’s MEP solutions are a vision-turned-reality as we expand our technical reach with complimentary service offerings. As a testament to our field experience, read more from our team:

Mbroh’s projects regularly interface with MEP aspects such as lighting, fire alarm, fire protection, and building power distribution.

Corey Rosenthal, Quality Assurance Manager in Mbroh’s Houston office, has extensive international logistics experience in Oil & Gas. His management and strict adherence to time restraints and budgets lends a keen eye to Mbroh’s project reviews and implementation plans.

Specifically, for the City of Houston Northeast Water Purification Plant (NEWPP) Expansion Project, Corey led the Mbroh team in constructing a workshop/office building from the ground up, including pre-construction site work, permitting, and approvals. Components of the project included mechanical, electrical and plumbing coordination. Mbroh is providing electrical engineering and programming work on the overall project – a $1.77B water plant expansion from 80 to 400 MGD, the largest progressive design-build project of its kind in the U.S.