System coordination
Intersections of different engineering networks are resolved at the design stage.


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Complex coordination of engineering systems that ensure comfort, safety, and control of the space.
About the service
Engineering systems are for clients who need to align electrical, water, sewage, heating, and ventilation during new construction or major renovation. Veltor plans systems in the same coordination environment as architectural and interior decisions.
The Veltor approach
Intersections of different engineering networks are resolved at the design stage.
Material and equipment classes with suitable technical indicators are considered.
Lines are inspected before the next construction layer closes them.
Service access and control points are planned for future use.
Work process
Load, comfort, and use needs of the space are defined.
Power, consumption, and equipment parameters are clarified for the project.
Routes are aligned with architecture, structure, and interior.
System solutions matching technical indicators are defined.
Lines and equipment are installed with staged inspection.
Systems pass functional checks before closure and handover.
Service scope
Professional solutions
Planning of loads, runs, protection, and control points.
Coordination of sanitary points and vertical technical lines.
Heat distribution matched to the space and use regime.
Technical readiness for zones requiring air exchange.
Cable infrastructure for automation and scenario control.
Frequently asked questions
Preparing it after the architectural plan stabilizes and before construction and interior works begin reduces coordination risks.
That decision is made per system after survey, measurement, and technical condition assessment.
Before closure, staged checks are carried out on routing, connections, and functional tests.
No. Only the control level and future readiness matching needs and budget are planned.
Technical consultation
We'll define existing conditions, system loads, and priorities at an early stage.