What we help with
Plan coordination brings the separate parts of a project together before and during permit review.
- Coordinate field measurements and existing-condition information
- Organize floor plans, elevations, and supporting drawings
- Coordinate structural and architectural input
- Coordinate mechanical, electrical, and plumbing information
- Track plan revisions and responses to review comments
What does MEP mean?
MEP stands for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing. It covers systems such as heating and cooling, electrical work, and water and drain piping. Which drawings are needed depends on the work and the jurisdiction.
What to send us
Share the address, any existing plans, photos, sketches, and a description of what you want to change. If the city or county has already reviewed the plans, include the full comment letter.
Need an architect or engineer?
Tell us the project type, location, and what the reviewing department requested. We can help identify the needed discipline, source an appropriately licensed professional, and coordinate the handoff of existing plans, photos, and review comments.
Who prepares and signs the plans?
The architect or engineer responsible for professional design prepares and signs their work as required. Our proposal identifies the sourcing and coordination services included, along with any separate professional fees.