MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING (MEP)

Weston & Sampson provides holistically integrated mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) solutions. Our mechanical and electrical engineers and designers have a vast depth and diverse experience in all aspects of HVAC, mechanical, power, lighting, energy management and generation, and a myriad of other specialty systems. Our experience encompasses the full range of engineering, analysis, planning, and design of systems for both new and retrofit buildings and systems for a variety of facility types for both the public sector clients as well military, institutional, industrial, and hi-tech clients. Facility types include aquatics, commercial office, research and development, historic renovation, medical and electronic laboratories, private and public schools, higher education, manufacturing facilities, clean rooms, pump stations, water and wastewater treatment facilities, sports facilities, residential and retail complexes, data centers, and district heating and cooling systems.

Weston & Sampson provides services for buildings and facilities of varying size and complexity. Our engineering staff stays with your project from concept development through production of contract documents and into construction field services.

 

Mechanical

  • Heating
  • Ventilation and industrial exhaust systems
  • Air conditioning and process cooling and refrigeration
  • Plumbing
  • System-wide energy and resource optimization
  • Building and system controls

Electrical

Distributed Energy

  • Hot water and steam heating systems
  • Cogeneration and trigeneration
  • Microgrids and infrastructure hardening
  • Renewable energy sources

 

News & Highlights


Picture of The Challenge & Reach Academy in Worcester, Mass., who received its first-ever fire protection system in time for the Fall 2023 school year. New Fire Protection System - Fast-track design and implementation of the Challenge & Reach Academy's first fire sprinkler system in its 126-year-old building in Worcester.

Photo of Cuttyhunk Island School Revitalizing a 19th-Century Island Schoolhouse with Sustainable HVAC Upgrades - By Scott Henriques, PE, LEED AP, CEM and James Barron What do you do with an historic, 1800s vintage, one-room schoolhouse experiencing destructive moisture infiltration on a small, sparsely populated island with a mostly solar microgrid? Why, mitigate the moisture and provide a modern, near-net zero HVAC system, of course. Such is the case for […]

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