Turnkey (or turn-key) project is a term typically used with reference to construction projects for which the developer undertakes the whole responsibility from design to completion so that the building is available to the buyer in a ready-to-use condition.

Benefits of a Turnkey Project or Contract

As all constructions decisions are the headache of the builder or developer, inexperienced owners are saved from having to make decisions on complicated construction matters

The construction world uses the acronym MEP to represent mechanical, electrical and plumbing. MEP engineering is the science and art of planning, designing and managing the MEP systems of a building. It is also referred to as mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering consulting firms. These companies are important across all stages of the construction process. They assist with decision making, cost estimation, construction administration

MEP systems are a building’s central nervous system. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineers make a building livable and pleasant. They turn a cave-like structure into something cozy.

Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEBs) are the building components that are manufactured at a factory and assembled on site. Usually, PEBs are steel structures and can be an alternative to conventional structural steel buildings. PEB structural components are prefabricated at the factory to the exact size, transported to the site and assembled at the site, usually with bolted connections. This type of Structural Concept is generally used to build Industrial Sheds, Manufacturing Buildings, Warehouses and Storage Units.

The pre-engineered buildings are built into standard sizes, spans, bays and heights, and use standard details for roof cladding, gutters, flashing, windows, doors, etc. using mass production techniques of components to minimize costs.

Advantages of Pre-Engineered Buildings

1. Lower start-up and construction costs: Pre-engineered structures are more cost-effective and practical, which is why they are becoming more popular these days. It is not only less expensive and easy to construct, but it also requires less care than a traditional structure, once completed.

2. Quick & Simple to Design: Prefabricated metal buildings have a pre-planned and streamlined construction method that does not necessitate the use of an architect or an engineer. They’re simple to customize because they don’t have the construction limits that come with wood, and they can support over 200 feet of clear span, making them ideal for vast open spaces like aviation hangars, sports complexes, and media centers.

3. Long-Lasting & Durable: The metal structures’ construction materials are of high quality, making them more durable, long-lasting, and inorganic, and requiring little maintenance. Because they allow for quick expansion and other structural adjustments. The buildings are simple to repair and reconfigure.