MEP Commissioning Inc.

Focuses on building and MEP systems integration using established guidelines from ASHRAE, PECI, AABC, and NFPA. This process aligns with USGBC LEED Energy and Atmosphere requirements to ensure mechanical, electrical, and plumbing assemblies function at optimal performance.

• HVAC Systems
• Central Plants
  • Chilled Water Systems
  • Heating Water Systems
  • Steam Systems
  • Ice Storage Systems
  • Humidification Systems
  • Geothermal Heat Pump Systems
• Electrical Systems
  • Lighting Control Systems
  • Emergency Power Systems
  • Photovoltaic Systems
  • Utility Metering Systems
  • Thermographic Surveys
• Control Systems and Integration
• Envelope Performance Testing

Provides testing and verification for critical emergency and protection equipment. This includes active smoke management, early-detection alarm systems, and integrated notification networks to ensure occupant safety during an emergency.

• Smoke Control Systems
• Fire Alarm Systems
• Fire Protection Systems
• Mass Notification Systems

Delivers comprehensive testing for sensitive and specialized facility installations. The process targets complex airflow, laboratory environments, gas distribution, and communications hardware to guarantee safe and reliable operation.

• Laboratory Air and Exhaust Systems
• Medical Gas Systems
• Vacuum Processed Cooling Water Systems
• Toxic Gas Systems
• Compressed Air Systems
• Security and MATV/CCTV Systems
• Public Address Systems

Supports green building certification across diverse project types to satisfy environmental rating system requirements. The practice assists with design reviews and functional testing to meet prerequisites and credit goals.

• New Construction (LEED-NC)
• Core and Shell (LEED-CS)
• Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI)
• Existing Buildings (LEED-EB)
• Specialized Facilities (Schools, Healthcare, Retail, Homes)

Establishes a collaborative, cooperative environment across architects, engineers, and contractors throughout all design, construction, acceptance, and occupancy phases. The practice drafts a comprehensive project plan early in the process that outlines specific roles and responsibilities, avoiding adversarial relationships and helping to secure the overall success of the project.

Involves active performance testing of systems in tandem with construction activities rather than waiting for project completion. By verifying components as they become available, the practice enables on-site contractors to resolve issues immediately, avoiding remobilization delays and significantly reducing the timeline required for final system performance verification.