Complete MEP Services
for Florida Contractors
Expert estimating services for HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Quantity Takeoff, and BIM Coordination. HVHZ compliant for hurricane zones. Serving Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and all Florida cities.
Why Florida Contractors Rely on Our MEP Estimating
Florida's construction market is uniquely demanding. With over $120 billion in annual construction spending, the Sunshine State requires MEP estimators who understand coastal building codes, HVHZ (High Velocity Hurricane Zone) requirements, and the specific challenges of building in a tropical climate.
Our Florida estimating team has extensive experience with hurricane-resistant mechanical systems, wind-borne debris protection for rooftop equipment, corrosion-resistant materials for coastal environments, and Miami-Dade County's stringent product approval requirements. We also understand the unique demands of Florida's hospitality sector — from Orlando theme parks to Miami Beach luxury resorts.
With over 1,800 Florida projects and $220 million+ in estimated construction value, our track record speaks for itself. Every Florida estimate accounts for the Florida Building Code (FBC), HVHZ provisions, and local jurisdiction amendments.
Our Florida MEP Services
HVAC Estimating
Ductwork (rectangular, round, oval), piping (hydronic, refrigerant, gas), equipment (AHUs, RTUs, chillers), and mechanical systems. HVHZ compliant for hurricane-prone areas with wind-borne debris protection for rooftop units.
- • Ductwork Takeoff
- • Piping Systems
- • Equipment Scheduling
- • Labor Pricing
Electrical Estimating
Power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, low voltage, and data infrastructure. NEC compliant with Florida energy code, wind-borne debris protection for exterior electrical equipment.
- • Conduit & Wire
- • Panel Schedules
- • Fixture Counts
- • Feeder Calculations
Plumbing Estimating
Domestic water, sanitary drainage, storm drainage, gas piping, and medical gas systems. Florida plumbing code compliant with corrosion-resistant materials for coastal environments.
- • Pipe Takeoffs
- • Fixture Counts
- • Medical Gas
- • Fire Protection
Quantity Takeoff
Complete material quantification for all CSI divisions. Architectural, structural, and MEP takeoffs with detailed counts and measurements for Florida commercial and hospitality projects.
- • Structural Steel
- • Concrete & Reinforcing
- • Drywall & Finishes
- • Complete BOQ
BIM Coordination
Clash detection, MEP coordination, and Revit modeling. Identify conflicts before construction to reduce change orders and RFIs. LOD 350/400 for complex Florida coastal projects.
- • Navisworks Clash Detection
- • Revit Coordination
- • Shop Drawings
- • As-Built Models
Florida Cities We Serve
Miami
Orlando
Tampa
Jacksonville
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Tallahassee
+ More Cities
Florida Market Expertise by Region
South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach)
The most stringent HVHZ requirements in the nation. Our estimators specialize in Miami-Dade product approval compliance, wind-borne debris protection, and corrosion-resistant MEP materials for the high-velocity hurricane zone.
Central Florida (Orlando, Tampa)
Hospitality and theme park MEP expertise, large-scale HVAC for convention centers and entertainment venues, and humidity control systems for Florida's challenging indoor air quality requirements.
Florida MEP Estimating FAQs
What is HVHZ and how does it affect MEP costs?
HVHZ (High Velocity Hurricane Zone) applies to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. It requires impact-resistant construction, including wind-borne debris protection for rooftop HVAC units, generators, and exterior electrical equipment. This typically adds 15-25% to MEP costs compared to non-HVHZ Florida projects.
Do your Florida estimates include corrosion-resistant materials?
Yes. Coastal Florida environments require marine-grade materials including stainless steel fasteners, coated conduits, and corrosion-resistant HVAC coils. Our estimates specify the appropriate materials for your project's proximity to saltwater.
How do you handle Florida's mold and humidity requirements?
Florida's hot-humid climate requires dedicated dehumidification, properly sized cooling equipment per ACCA Manual J, and condensation management. Our HVAC estimates include these factors to prevent mold-related callbacks and ensure ASHRAE-compliant indoor air quality.