What are MEP Drawings?

MEP drawings are technical drawings used in construction and engineering that show the layout and details for:

• Mechanical systems (e.g., HVAC – heating, ventilation, and air conditioning)
• Electrical systems (e.g., lighting, power distribution, fire alarms)
• Plumbing systems (e.g., water supply, drainage, waste, and vent piping)

These drawings are essential for ensuring that all building systems are properly coordinated, installed correctly, and function efficiently without interference or conflicts.

Types of MEP Drawings:

• Mechanical Drawings – show ductwork, air handling units, exhaust systems, etc.
• Electrical Drawings – show wiring, lighting plans, circuiting, panel schedules.
• Plumbing Drawings – include water supply lines, sewage systems, pipe sizing.
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Purpose:

• Coordination between different systems to avoid clashes.
• Guide for contractors and installers.
• Basis for cost estimation and material takeoff.
• Compliance with building codes and standards.

MEP Drawing Production

At Restoric, we produce 2D MEP drawings using AutoCAD, supporting both updates to existing layouts and the development of new preliminary designs based on client mark-ups. Accepted inputs include PDF mark-ups, redlines, hand sketches, and scanned documents.

All drawings are developed in accordance with industry-recognized CAD standards, including BS 1192 and ISO 19650 where applicable. We maintain disciplined layer management, ensuring clear separation of services (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) and seamless integration with broader design models.

Our outputs are structured for efficient coordination, review, and progression into detailed design or construction documentation phases.

Mechanical Drawing Service

At Restoric Design, we provide comprehensive mechanical drawing services to support the design, coordination, and installation of HVAC and mechanical systems. Using 2D AutoCAD, we develop detailed layouts for ductwork, pipework, plantrooms, and mechanical equipment, based on client mark-ups, specifications, or existing design information. Our drawings are structured to align with BS 1192 and ISO 19650 CAD standards, ensuring clarity, consistency, and integration with wider MEP or architectural models. Whether for preliminary design, coordination, or construction documentation, our mechanical drawings are tailored to meet the precise requirements of each project.

Electrical Drawing Services

Restoric Design delivers precise electrical drawing services to support the layout and coordination of power, lighting, fire alarm, and containment systems. Using 2D AutoCAD, we produce detailed electrical plans based on client mark-ups, schematics, or existing design inputs. Our drawings adhere to CAD standards such as BS 1192 and ISO 19650, with structured layer management to ensure compatibility with other disciplines. We provide clear, accurate documentation suitable for design coordination, tender packages, and construction implementation.

Plumbing Drawing Services

Our plumbing drawing services at Restoric Design cover the full scope of domestic water, waste, and drainage systems. Working from sketches, mark-ups, or preliminary designs, we generate 2D AutoCAD drawings that include pipework layouts, plant connections, and fixture locations. All drawings are developed in line with BS 1192 and ISO 19650 CAD layering standards to ensure clarity and cross-discipline compatibility. Whether for schematic development, coordination, or construction use, our plumbing drawings are delivered to a high technical standard.

Record/As-Installed Drawings

Restoric Design offers precise record and as-installed drawing services to document the final installation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. Working from site mark-ups, redlines, or installation notes provided by contractors or site teams, we update design or construction drawings to reflect the exact layout and configuration of services as built. All as-installed drawings are produced in 2D AutoCAD and structured in accordance with BS 1192 and ISO 19650 CAD standards, ensuring consistency, traceability, and compatibility with O&M manuals and project close-out documentation. Our deliverables provide a clear and accurate reference for future maintenance, compliance, and facilities management.