Wilson Engineering, LLC
Commercial Building Applications - HVAC/Plumbing Systems Design
Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer
About Us
What services does Wilson Engineering, LLC offer?
Wilson Engineering, LLC is licensed in the five gulf states of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. We offer a range of mechanical engineering services, including but not limited to HVAC/Plumbing Systems design for new commercial building applications, evaluation/redesign of existing HVAC and Plumbing systems for renovations of existing commercial buildings. This includes the development of IFC (Issued for Construction) drawings/documents stamped and signed by a Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer.
What industries does Wilson Engineering , LLC associate with?
Wilson Engineering, LLC works primarily with Architects, Project Managers, Contractors, and Building Owners on small commercial building applications (one to four stories) to provide HVAC/Plumbing Systems design. This would include but not limited to a variety of building classification groups such as assembly centers (community halls, restaurants, places of worship), business centers (offices, banks, post offices, outpatient clinics), education centers (schools from pre-school to 12th grade, day care centers), mercantile centers (department stores, fuel/convenience stores, retail outlets, supermarkets), residential (apartments, condominiums), and storage centers (warehouses, storage facility units).
What is Wilson Engineering, LLC's approach to project costs and management?
Wilson Engineering, LLC has limited overhead which will result in very competitive design fees for commercial building applications in comparison to other engineering firms that are much larger in size and with substantial overhead.
Wilson Engineering, LLC's primary focus is to provide HVAC/Plumbing Systems design that will satisfy client schedules and budgets along with providing a design package stamped and sealed by a registered professional mechanical engineer that meets the expectations of the client.