Complete MEP Services
for New York Contractors
Expert estimating for HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Takeoff & BIM. High-rise specialists. NYC building code compliant. Serving NYC, Long Island, Buffalo, and all New York markets.
Why New York Contractors Partner with Us
New York's construction market is among the most challenging in the world. With $100 billion+ in annual spending, the Empire State demands MEP estimators who understand NYC's unique regulatory environment — from the NYC Building Code and Local Laws 87/97 to the New York State Energy Conservation Code (NYStretch) and high-rise construction complexities.
Our New York team specializes in high-rise MEP systems for Manhattan's iconic skyscrapers, Local Law 97 carbon emission compliance, vertical riser design for buildings exceeding 50 stories, and cold-climate mechanical systems for upstate New York. We understand the complexities of working in NYC's tight construction logistics, union labor requirements, and DOB permit processes.
With over 1,500 New York projects and $180 million+ in estimated construction value, we bring unmatched experience to every New York MEP estimate — whether it's a Midtown Manhattan commercial tower or a Buffalo manufacturing facility.
Our New York MEP Services
HVAC Estimating
Ductwork (rectangular, round, oval), piping (hydronic, refrigerant, gas), equipment (AHUs, RTUs, chillers), and mechanical systems. High-rise HVAC systems with Local Law 97 carbon compliance for NYC skyscrapers.
- • Ductwork Takeoff
- • Piping Systems
- • Equipment Scheduling
- • Labor Pricing
Electrical Estimating
Power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, low voltage, and data infrastructure. NYC electrical code compliant with high-rise feeder sizing and emergency generator systems.
- • Conduit & Wire
- • Panel Schedules
- • Fixture Counts
- • Feeder Calculations
Plumbing Estimating
Domestic water, sanitary drainage, storm drainage, gas piping, and medical gas systems for high-rise and commercial projects. NYC DEP code compliant.
- • Pipe Takeoffs
- • Fixture Counts
- • Medical Gas
- • Fire Protection
Quantity Takeoff
Complete material quantification for all CSI divisions. Architectural, structural, and MEP takeoffs for NYC commercial and high-rise projects.
- • Structural Steel
- • Concrete & Reinforcing
- • Drywall & Finishes
- • Complete BOQ
BIM Coordination
Clash detection, MEP coordination, and Revit modeling. LOD 350/400 for high-rise coordination with tight Manhattan floor-to-floor heights.
- • Navisworks Clash Detection
- • Revit Coordination
- • Shop Drawings
- • As-Built Models
New York Cities We Serve
New York City
Long Island
Westchester
Hudson Valley
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
+ More Cities
New York Market Expertise by Region
New York City Metro
NYC building code, Local Law 87/97 carbon compliance, high-rise vertical risers, zoned HVAC for Manhattan towers, and DOB filing expertise. Our estimators are fluent in the complexities of NYC construction.
Upstate NY & Long Island
Cold-climate mechanical systems, NYStretch energy code, industrial facilities, healthcare campuses, and educational institutions. Specialized in heating-dominated HVAC design and energy code compliance.
New York MEP Estimating FAQs
How does Local Law 97 affect MEP costs?
Local Law 97 imposes carbon emission limits on buildings over 25,000 sq ft starting 2024. This directly impacts HVAC system selection (heat pumps vs. boilers), lighting efficiency, and building automation. Our estimates account for compliance pathways and associated costs.
Do you handle NYC DOB filing support with your estimates?
Our New York estimates are structured to support DOB filings with proper CSI MasterFormat divisions, NYC-specific material specifications, and energy code compliance documentation. We work with your filing team to ensure smooth plan approval.
What makes high-rise MEP estimating different?
High-rise MEP involves vertical riser design, pressure zone separation for plumbing, smoke control systems, emergency generator sizing, and coordination with structural and architectural systems. Each floor is essentially its own project that must integrate vertically.