Solutions

Every system a building needs, under one contract.

Mechanical, electrical and low-current works — design review, installation, testing and commissioning, delivered by one team.

Solutions

What we build

Gromep delivers the complete electromechanical scope of a building or plant — 33 systems across three branches — under a single contract, from design review to commissioning and handover.

Isometric schematic highlighting the mechanical systems in a building

Illustrative schematic — not a specific project.

01 — Mechanical · 18

Mechanical

Everything that moves air, water, steam and refrigerant through a building — sized by calculation, installed to code and commissioned before handover.

HVAC & climate ASHRAE 90.1 · EN 13779

  • Heating and ventilation control systemsZone control, VAV and CAV regulation, frequency-driven fans and control valve selection.
  • Central heating plantBoiler rooms, heat exchangers, expansion and pressurisation sets, primary circulation pumps.
  • Heating distribution installationsRisers and floor circuits, radiator, fan coil and underfloor heating pipework, balancing and thermal insulation.
  • Ventilation and air conditioning systemsAir handling units, chillers and cooling towers, duct networks, air distribution and testing and balancing.
  • Cold roomsRefrigeration packs, insulated enclosures, evaporators and temperature monitoring for food and process storage.

Plumbing & process piping

  • Process pipingCarbon and stainless steel lines for industrial media, welded and pressure tested to project specification.
  • Steam, superheated water and hot water pipelinesDistribution mains, condensate return, expansion compensation, steam traps and insulation.
  • Plumbing, clean and waste water installationsBooster sets, hot and cold water distribution, softening and filtration, soil and waste stacks.
  • Rain water systemsRoof drainage, siphonic and gravity downpipes, collection and discharge to the storm network.
  • Irrigation systemsLandscape irrigation mains, control valves, sprinkler and drip zones with programmed control.
  • Drainage and sewerage systemsGravity and pumped drainage, grease and oil separators, sump pits and site connections.

Fire protection NFPA 13 / 20

  • Fire protection systemsSprinkler and hydrant networks, fire pump rooms with jockey and diesel sets, hose reels, gas suppression for critical rooms.

Cleanrooms & special facilities ISO 14644-1

  • Industrial installation worksPlant room assemblies, equipment setting, alignment and mechanical connection of process machinery.
  • Hospital hygienic systemsOperating theatre air handling, medical gas pipelines, pressure cascades and hygienic finishes.
  • HEPA filter and laminar flow systemsTerminal HEPA housings, laminar flow ceilings, cleanroom classification and validation support.
  • Kitchen facilitiesCommercial kitchen ventilation, grease extract, make-up air and equipment services.
  • Laundry facilitiesSteam, water and drainage services for industrial laundry equipment, extract and heat recovery.
  • Infrastructure worksSite-wide utility mains, culverts, external piping and connection to municipal networks.
Isometric schematic highlighting the electrical systems in a building

Illustrative schematic — not a specific project.

02 — Electrical · 8

Electrical

Power from the grid connection to the last socket — distribution, protection, earthing and lighting, coordinated and tested before energisation.

Power & distribution IEC 61439 · IEC 60364

  • Power generation and distributionStandby and prime generator sets, synchronising panels, fuel systems and load transfer.
  • High-voltage distribution networks and switchgear centersMV switchgear rooms, ring main units, transformers, cable terminations and protection coordination.
  • Low voltage distribution systems and boardsMain and sub-distribution boards, busbar risers, cable trays and final circuit wiring.
  • Grounding and lightning protection installationsEarth electrode systems, equipotential bonding, air terminations and down conductors.
  • Cathodic protectionImpressed current and sacrificial anode systems for buried and immersed steel.
  • Uninterruptible power supply installationsUPS units and battery rooms, static transfer switches and dedicated distribution for critical loads.

Lighting

  • Internal, external and special-purpose lightingInterior and facade lighting, emergency and escape lighting, apron, road and landscape lighting.
  • Dimmer installationsDALI and analogue dimming, scene programming and daylight-linked control.
Isometric schematic highlighting the low-current & automation systems in a building

Illustrative schematic — not a specific project.

03 — Low-current & automation · 7

Low-current & automation

Detection, communication, security and control — the systems that let a building sense what is happening and respond to it.

Detection & alarm NFPA 72

  • Fire alarm and alarm systemsAddressable detection loops, control and repeater panels, sounders, interfaces to HVAC and lifts.

Automation, communication & security

  • Process control and instrumentationField instruments, control panels, PLC and BMS integration, graphics and alarm management.
  • Telephone networks (including PABX)Structured cabling, exchanges and handsets, integration with IP telephony.
  • Closed circuit TV systems (CCTV)IP camera networks, recording and storage, video management and monitoring stations.
  • Central antenna TV systems (MATV)Headend equipment, distribution amplifiers and outlet networks for broadcast and IPTV.
  • Security systemsAccess control, intrusion detection, barriers and turnstiles, integration with CCTV and fire alarm.
  • Automatic controlBuilding management systems, scheduling, trend logging and energy monitoring.

04 — How we work

From survey to handover

Six stages, one team — the same engineers follow a project from the first site survey to the handover file.

Stage
Project timelineSite surveyHandover
  1. 01

    Survey and engineering design

    Architectural and structural drawings are reviewed; heating and cooling loads, flow rates and power demand are calculated, equipment is selected and the installation drawings are prepared.

  2. 02

    Coordination modelling

    Mechanical, electrical and low-current routes are brought together in a single three-dimensional model. Clashes with other disciplines are resolved before they reach site and the approved fabrication drawings are issued.

  3. 03

    Procurement

    Equipment and materials that meet the specification are selected, suppliers are evaluated, and ordering, import and the site delivery schedule are managed.

  4. 04

    Site installation

    Installation is carried out by our own crews, with fabrication checks, programme and safety follow-up, and progress reporting throughout.

  5. 05

    Testing and commissioning

    Systems are tested, adjusted and balanced, and their performance is verified against the design values before the building is put into use.

  6. 06

    Handover

    As-built drawings, O&M manuals and test records are handed over as one file; the operating team is trained and the systems pass into the warranty period.

Illustrative sequence — stages overlap and durations depend on the project.

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