Send us a real project. We model and coordinate your mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems.
So your engineers spend their time on the work only they can stamp — while Excelize handles the modeling, cross-discipline coordination, and clash resolution behind it.
Uncoordinated systems cost the industry an estimated $31.3B in rework every year. Fixing someone else's bad work always costs more than doing it right the first time.
Source: Autodesk / FMI Industry Report
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems, modeled to your design intent and LOD — whichever disciplines your firm runs.
Typically LOD 350–400 in Navisworks, so systems install clean the first time — across every discipline in the model.
Coordinated shop and fabrication drawings, ready for the field, for whichever disciplines apply.
Your CPDs and PEs didn't earn their credentials to chase redlines. We model and coordinate your plumbing systems to your design intent and LOD — so they stay on design and stamping.
Get a Plumbing Model SampleCold and hot water distribution, risers, and fixtures modeled to your design intent and LOD.
ExploreWaste, vent, and storm systems modeled with slopes and clean coordination against structure.
ExploreRPZ, DCVA, and check-valve assemblies placed and coordinated per your standards and codes.
ExploreGrease interceptors, sampling ports, and dedicated waste lines routed to code and coordinated with the kitchen fit-out.
ExploreOxygen, medical air, vacuum, and specialty gases routed to NFPA 99 with room outlets and manifolds coordinated.
ExplorePlumbing federated against structure, HVAC, electrical, and FP in Navisworks with BCF issue tracking.
ExploreYour PEs didn't spend years earning their stamp to chase clash reports. A Phoenix, AZ firm with 150+ engineers relies on us project after project — sprinkler, standpipe, fire pump, and fire alarm systems, coordinated before it reaches your PE's desk.
See the Full Fire Protection PageWet, dry, pre-action, and deluge systems modeled to NFPA 13 with heads, mains, and branch lines coordinated.
ExploreClass I/II/III standpipes and fire pump packages placed and routed to NFPA 14 and NFPA 20.
ExploreClean agent, foam, and inert gas suppression for data centers, MRI rooms, and switchgear areas.
ExploreDetectors, notification appliances, and MNS devices placed to NFPA 72 with device counts and circuits verified.
ExploreSprinkler shop drawings, pipe isometrics, and cut lists ready for the fabricator.
ExploreSprinkler and FA federated against structure, MEP, and ceiling grids in Navisworks with BCF issue tracking.
ExploreYour mechanical PEs shouldn't be redrawing ductwork or chasing coordination markups. We model your HVAC and piping systems to ASHRAE and IMC design intent — coordinated in Navisworks before it reaches your engineer's desk.
Get a Mechanical Model SampleSupply, return, exhaust, and outside-air ductwork modeled with diffusers, grilles, and dampers placed to your design.
ExploreChilled water, condenser water, and heating hot-water loops modeled with valves, coils, and specialty fittings.
ExploreAHUs, chillers, boilers, pumps, and heat exchangers placed with service clearances and pad layouts coordinated.
ExploreVRF branch controllers, indoor units, and refrigerant piping runs modeled and coordinated with ceilings and structure.
ExploreFabrication-ready sheet metal and pipe spool drawings with cut sheets and bills of material your shop can run.
ExploreMechanical federated against structure, plumbing, electrical, and FP in Navisworks with BCF issue tracking.
ExploreYour electrical PEs should be on load calcs and short-circuit studies — not moving conduit around. We model your power, lighting, and low-voltage systems to NEC design intent and coordinate them in the federated model.
Get an Electrical Model SampleService entrance, switchgear, panelboards, and feeders modeled with room clearances and code-required working space.
ExploreInterior and exterior lighting layouts with fixture families, switching, occupancy sensors, and dimming controls.
ExploreFeeder conduits, branch circuits, and cable trays routed and coordinated against ductwork, piping, and structure.
ExploreData, security, access control, and AV device layouts and pathways coordinated with ceilings and finishes.
ExploreGenerators, ATS, UPS, and life-safety branch circuits modeled and coordinated to NEC 700 and NFPA 110.
ExploreElectrical federated against structure, HVAC, plumbing, and FP in Navisworks with BCF issue tracking.
ExploreWe know your PEs didn't spend years earning their stamp just to chase clash reports and redlines.
Excelize runs as your extended BIM production team — modeling, coordinating, and resolving clashes in the background, so your engineers stay on the work only they can seal.
No long onboarding, no process overhaul. Send a real project and see how it works — your first coordinated model sample is free.
A riser diagram, reflected ceiling plan, or even a sketch — whatever you have is enough to start.
Modeled to your design intent, then coordinated against structural, mechanical, and electrical.
Design intent and the stamp stay with your PE — we handle everything before that.
Free sample turnaround: 2–3 days · No cost · No contract
Modeled NFPA 99 medical gas piping, domestic water, and sanitary drainage. Coordinated against structural, HVAC, and electrical — delivered clash-free package to PE for review.
Full plumbing package for a mixed-use hotel — stacked risers, sanitary/storm drainage, and a full kitchen grease waste system coordinated across 18 floors.
A Phoenix-based fire protection firm partners with us project after project. We handle sprinkler, standpipe, fire pump, and fire alarm modeling — their PEs stay on design and sealing.
Modeled clean agent (FM-200) and pre-action sprinkler systems for white space and support areas. Coordinated with high-density power distribution and cable trays.
Full mechanical package — VAV boxes, ductwork, and chilled water risers across 32 floors. Coordinated with structural post-tensioned slabs and electrical distribution.
Modeled process cooling water, deionized water, and hazardous process exhaust for a semiconductor cleanroom. Coordinated with high-density tool layouts and gowning zones.
Modeled service entrance, switchgear rooms, feeder conduits, and cable trays across residential floors and retail podium. Coordinated with mechanical shafts and structural transfer beams.
Modeled generator, ATS, and life-safety, critical, and equipment branches to NEC 517 and NFPA 110. Coordinated conduit routing with mechanical shafts and medical gas.
Our CPDs used to spend weeks chasing coordination markups. Excelize handles the production — our engineers stay on design and stamping.
Their medical gas modeling on our hospital job was NFPA-99 clean the first time. Zero AHJ comments, zero field clashes.
Excelize handles our modeling and coordination so our engineers can stay focused on the work only they can stamp.
Clean agent and pre-action modeling for our data center — coordinated with power distribution before the first field walk.
VAV and chilled water routing for a 32-story tower — coordinated across post-tensioned slabs without a single field RFI.
Their process exhaust modeling for our cleanroom fab was ISO Class 5 clean the first time. Sheet metal shop drawings straight to fabrication.
Feeder routing and switchgear coordination on our 42-floor tower — every conduit run resolved against structural transfer beams before construction.
Life-safety and essential branch modeling for our surgery center — NEC 517 clean, NFPA 110 verified, and PE-ready.
Uncoordinated work always costs more to fix than it would have cost to do right the first time.
PEs stay stuck on production
Licensed engineers keep chasing clash reports and redlines instead of the work only they can seal.
Complex projects get turned away
Data centers, hospitals, high-rises — the highest-value work goes to firms with the bandwidth to take it.
Rework keeps eating margin
Field clashes, resubmittals, and change orders — fixing bad work always costs more than doing it right.
Drag to compare — uncoordinated vs. coordinated
Deadlines get hit — without pulling a single licensed engineer off the work only they can seal.
Two simple ways to engage. No process overhaul, no long-term lock-in — pick what matches how your projects flow.
On-demand capacity. No fixed overhead. You pay only for what you use, project by project.
Best for variable project volumes Talk to us →Your exclusive team embedded in your workflow — learns your standards and scales with your pipeline.
Best for steady, ongoing volume Start with a Free Sample →Send us a real project. Get a coordinated model sample back in 2–3 days. No cost, no contract, your files stay yours.