Planned and reactive engineering
HIU, CIU, FCU, MVHR, unvented hot water, water treatment, lighting, electrical and controls support coordinated through one technical partner.
Managing agents / development engineering
ONE TECHNICAL PARTNER. ACROSS THE DEVELOPMENT.
Heating, cooling, ventilation, water, lighting and controls engineering—from one apartment to a structured development-wide programme.
Discuss a development
01Heating
02Cooling
03Ventilation
04Water
05Lighting
06Controls
Network demarcation
One system. Defined responsibility.
Effective diagnosis begins by locating the fault relative to the network boundary. HIU TECH records evidence across the interface so responsibility is based on measured conditions.
NETWORK / BUILDINGEnergy centreDistribution risersDifferential pressurePrimary water quality
DEMARCATIONHIUMeasurement point
DWELLING / UNITSpace heating circuitDomestic hot waterRoom controlsSecondary flow
PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE01—07
Lighting systems and component records
LED lighting, replacement drivers, dimming systems, controls, diagnostics, component identification, planned replacement and applicable common-area lighting recorded as maintainable assets.
Return temperature reduction
Measure primary flow and return under representative loads, identify bypass and control behaviour, and prioritise interventions that improve network ΔT.
Heat network requirements
Create an auditable record of unit condition, metering, controls and performance to support building-level compliance and operating decisions.
Corridor overheating
Investigate standing losses, distribution temperatures, insulation condition and uncontrolled bypass flow before defining a proportionate remediation plan.
Asset registers and reporting
Establish model, serial, component, condition and intervention histories across a development for planned maintenance and replacement forecasting.
Equipment schedules and service histories
Maintain a structured technical record of installed equipment, service dates, photographs, documents and recommended works.
Remedial programmes and lifecycle planning
Turn inspection findings into prioritised works, budget visibility and informed replacement planning across the portfolio.