Mechanical Construction: The Plan & Spec Approach
Safer, Smarter Project Delivery With In-House Capabilities
Mechanical Service & Systems (MSS) provides plan and spec execution for projects of all sizes. From plumbing and sheet metal to controls and fabrication, our teams deliver every scope under one roof. Our full-service approach creates safer job sites, reduces downtime, and lowers costs by increasing productivity.
Unlike many contractors, MSS completes fabrication and assembly in a controlled shop environment. By prefabricating up to 100% of system components, we improve safety, reduce labor time on site, and accelerate installation.
From HVAC and plumbing to boilers and controls, MSS brings every trade together under one roof for efficient plan and spec delivery. Get started today with Utah’s full-service mechanical contractor.
Our in-house resources set us apart from other contractors. MSS brings every element of a plan and spec vs. design build project together, helping clients save money and minimize disruptions.
Beyond HVAC and plumbing, MSS integrates controls and boiler systems into plan and spec projects. This ensures every mechanical system works seamlessly together from the moment installation is complete.
How is a plan and spec project different from design-build?
In a plan and spec vs. a design-build project, the design is completed by outside engineers and then executed by the contractor. With design-build, MSS participates earlier in the process to design and install systems from the start.
What types of facilities does MSS serve?
We provide plan and spec support for offices, tenant improvements, manufacturing, food processing, aerospace, and mission-critical facilities across Utah.
What’s the difference between specs and plans?
Plans show the physical layout of a project, while specs outline the materials, methods, and standards required. MSS can oversee both to ensure your project is built safely, efficiently, and to code.
Start your project today to see the difference a full-service mechanical contractor makes.
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