Royal Engineering

This project is Davies Development Office Building in Orem, Utah! We did this project with Harris Architecture back in 2019! We did the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for this new office building! Check out this project on our website to learn more!

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Strong design starts with asking the right questions.

What is most important to the owner? How should people experience the space? Which architectural elements need additional engineering support? What challenges can we address before they reach construction?

At Royal Engineering, we believe thoughtful questions lead to better coordination and more effective solutions. By understanding the complete vision early, we can design MEP systems that support the architecture, the owner’s priorities, and the long-term performance of the building.

Better questions help the entire project team make better decisions.

This project is R&F Mart in Salt Lake City, Utah! We had the opportunity to do the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for this project with KKL Architect! This was a retail remodel for a 45,000 sq. ft. building. Check out our website to learn more about this project!

https://zurl.co/ffLxB

Our Royal Engineering team had the opportunity to support Tiny Tim’s Foundation for Kids through a recent charity project. This organization creates handcrafted wooden toy cars for children around the world, bringing smiles through the generosity of volunteers.

Giving back together is one way we put our core value, “Do the right thing,” into action. We’re grateful for the chance to contribute to Tiny Tim’s mission and spend time serving as a team.

Thank you, Tiny Tim’s, for the work you do and for letting us be part of it!

Learn more or get involved: https://zurl.co/AcHfT

Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems affect one another throughout a building. Designing them through one coordinated team helps everyone see the complete picture.

With all three disciplines under one roof, communication is simpler, coordination can happen earlier, and potential conflicts are easier to identify before construction.

MEP in one company is one of Royal Engineering’s Three Uniques. It allows us to provide architects, owners, and contractors with a more connected engineering experience from concept through construction.

One team. Three disciplines. Better coordination.

A look back at CSB Nutrition in Spanish Fork, Utah! In 2020, our team provided the complete mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for this project. It’s always rewarding to see our coordinated MEP designs become part of a finished building serving the local community.

Check out this article on our website!

Why Every AEC Firm Needs a CRM and How to Use It

For many AEC firms, business development starts with a simple spreadsheet, a stack of business cards, or a salesperson who remembers who they talked to six months ago. That might work when a company is small. But as a firm grows, managing client relationships from memory becomes increasingly difficult and opportunities can easily fall through the cracks. That is where a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system comes in.

Use the link below to continue reading!

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Responsiveness is about more than answering quickly. It’s about helping the entire project team continue moving forward.

That means listening carefully, communicating updates clearly, and addressing questions before they become larger obstacles.

At Royal Engineering, being responsive is one of our Three Uniques. We know architects, owners, and contractors depend on timely information to make decisions and maintain momentum.

Our goal is to be a reliable partner throughout the process—and ultimately, the easiest engineering team to work with.