Electrotechnical project planning is an essential component of the overall construction. It is crucial for the functionality of the building and thus also for the building stocks. Professional design goes beyond the mere planning of cable routes and risers, for example. It also means taking on the sometimes cumbersome and lengthy coordination with utilities and monitoring compliance with the necessary regulations.
In other words, professional planning ultimately secures the client’s cost estimations even beyond the construction phase.
Modern building owners deserve a partner for electrical engineering who brings the necessary “extra” to every project. As an industry-leading planning office, PLS is characterized by two core factors that lead you to success in your project: an extensive overview of the industry and a particularly effective way of working.
How do we achieve this? – Thanks to parallel order processing, identical designs can be compared with each other at any time and appropriate conclusions can be drawn. This shortens response times, for example, in the event of short-term changes (such as in permit procedures) or special situations arising on the construction site.
The optimized processes not only save the building owner effort, but also time and therefore money.
To quote Fabian Tippelt: “We simply like to take on the responsibility and implement projects in a results-oriented manner. PLS follows a philosophy: ‘Have the clients back when it comes to electrical engineering, construction, site management, etc.!’ The client does not have to deal with us because we fundamentally find the best solution. What is sensible, standard, which dangers are lurking? Where can costs be optimized? – That’s what we ask for and act on!”
Special buildings
Hotels and recreation
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Buildings under monumental protection
Office buildings
Public institutions
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