Mechanical engineering
Heating and cooling calculations, ventilation, ductwork, equipment selection, water supply, drainage and coordinated fire protection design.
Explore service →Select a specialty to explore EEB’s engineering and technical review services.
Heating and cooling calculations, ventilation, ductwork, equipment selection, water supply, drainage and coordinated fire protection design.
Explore service →Electrical distribution, lighting, emergency systems, fire alarm design and coordination with building services.
Explore service →Beams, columns, foundations, load-bearing alterations and equipment support, with scope established for each project.
Explore service →Site servicing, grading and drainage coordination within the agreed scope of professional services.
Explore service →Independent technical reviews, site inspections, commissioning support, deficiency management and project close-out.
Explore service →Project-specific assessment and engineering design for snow melting and recovered-energy applications.
Explore service →Sealed drawings and calculations for City of Ottawa and Eastern Ontario permits, carried through plan review until the permit is issued.
Explore service →Ventilation to OBC, ASHRAE 62.1, NFPA 96, NFPA 660 and workplace regulations—kitchens, garages, clinics and industrial dust.
Explore service →Most permit delays come from coordination gaps between disciplines or occupancy classification questions left open—not from design complexity. EEB engineers the disciplines together in-house and settles code classification, such as Part 3 vs Part 9, before drawings are finalised.
Through a partnership with Rustom Forensics (RForensics), an Ottawa-based forensic engineering and inspection firm, EEB supports structural failure and construction defect investigations, mechanical and electrical failure analysis, storm and fire damage assessments, insurance claims and expert witness reports prepared by licensed P.Eng.s.
Discuss an investigation →Yes. EEB coordinates the mechanical, electrical, structural and civil drawings in-house and submits them as one package to the City of Ottawa and other Eastern Ontario municipalities.
EEB revises the drawings, responds to each comment and re-issues sealed drawings until the permit is issued.
Yes. Occupancy and code applicability are confirmed before drawings are finalised, which avoids one of the most common causes of permit delay.
Send the building location, any available drawings, the services you need and your target schedule. EEB will review the technical requirements and prepare a lump-sum proposal for the defined scope.