SEA Consulting Blog
Learn more about Building Services Engineers and the ever changing regulatory landscapeWith over 40 years of expertise, SEA Consulting stands as a beacon of excellence in the mechanical and electrical design industry. As chartered building services engineers, we bring unparalleled knowledge and innovation to every project, ensuring your vision is transformed into reality. Read our blog for the latest updates on government legislation and regulatory changes, or just to learn a little more about mechanical, electrical and plumbing design.
Top MEP Design Trends for 2025: Shaping the Future of Building Systems
As the construction industry evolves, staying abreast of the latest trends in MEP design is...
Best Practices in M&E Design: Ensuring Efficiency and Compliance
Effective M&E design is pivotal for the functionality, safety, and efficiency of modern...
The Role of Sustainable Practices in Modern MEP Design
Sustainability isn't a trend—it's the new standard. As environmental concerns grow and regulations...
Overcoming Common Challenges in MEP Design: Strategies for Success
MEP design is one of the most complex parts of any building project. From coordination issues to...
Understanding the Difference Between MEP and M&E Design: Why MEP Designers Offer More
In the construction and building services industry, the terms M&E (Mechanical and Electrical)...
CIBSE – Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) is a distinguished professional...
Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) Regulations
Energy efficiency is no longer a luxury but a necessity in today’s real estate landscape. As...
TM44 Inspections vs. HVAC Servicing: What’s the Difference and Why Both Matter
Many commercial property owners assume their regular HVAC servicing covers everything required for...
Avoid Fines: TM44 Inspection Legal Requirements for Commercial Buildings in the UK
TM44 air conditioning inspections aren’t optional—they are a legal requirement under UK law. And...