D & T Mechanical was contracted to de-commission, remove, supply and install a new energy centre and plant room. Key works included:
- Pipework serving: boilers, CHP, chillers, blast air coolers, buffer vessels, plate heat exchangers, pumps, filtration units and expansion vessels.
- Installation of advanced control systems (differential pressure valves, PICVs, double regulating control valves).
- Heating, chilled and gas systems (welded/threaded).
- Hot, cold and boosted water services (brazed/soldered).
Above-ground and condensate drainage systems.
The Challenge
This was a live environment project in an operational university. The works required careful phasing and temporary systems to ensure minimal disruption while delivering a complex, traditional-design build.
Our Solution
Envirotech selected D & T Mechanical for their trusted, transparent approach and their ability to offer turnkey pipework solutions.
Key strengths D & T delivered:
- Problem-solving collaboration: working closely with Envirotech to adapt designs and resolve challenges.
- Offsite fabrication: providing pre-fabricated pipework to accelerate delivery and reduce onsite risks.
- Trust and transparency: operating as an open, reliable partner throughout the project.
The Results
The project was delivered within tight timescales, while keeping the university’s heating and hot water live throughout. D & T Mechanical’s complete pipework package added significant value, reinforcing their position as a dependable mechanical subcontractor.
Client Feedback
“From day one, I knew D & T would be great to work with. You can take them at face value, they are attentive and the quality of their work speaks for itself. Their offsite capability gave us a complete turnkey solution. I’ve recommended them many times since.”
Mark Evans, Managing Director, Envirotech Ltd
