Client | MDK Construction Ltd Project Complete Plumbing, Heating, Gas & Waste Installation – 12 New Build Semi-Detached Houses Location Northern Ireland Project Overview Proline Mechanical was appointed by MDK Construction Ltd to deliver the complete plumbing and heating package for a development of 12 new-build semi-detached houses in Northern Ireland. The project covered the full mechanical installation across all 12 properties, from the initial first-fix plumbing and heating works through to second fix, sanitary ware, kitchen appliances and final commissioning. With a programme spanning 18 months, the project required careful coordination throughout the different stages of construction. Proline Mechanical worked alongside MDK Construction and the wider construction team to ensure materials, labour and mechanical installations were delivered at the right stage of the build. The objective was straightforward: provide a complete, professionally installed plumbing and heating system for every property, ready for the new tenants to move in on completion. The Challenge New-build residential developments involve a constantly changing working environment, with multiple trades working through the properties at different stages. For the mechanical installation, timing is particularly important. First-fix plumbing and heating needs to be completed before walls and floors are closed up, while second-fix works, bathrooms, kitchen connections and commissioning take place much later in the construction programme. Proline Mechanical therefore had to manage its labour and materials carefully across the 12 properties, coordinating the mechanical works with other trades and adapting to the progress of each individual house. The 18-month programme also meant maintaining consistency throughout the development, ensuring that the same high standard of plumbing and heating installation was achieved across every property. Complete Plumbing & Heating Installation Proline Mechanical delivered a complete mechanical package covering the plumbing, heating, gas and waste systems throughout all 12 semi-detached homes. The works included: First-fix plumbing and heating Second-fix plumbing and heating Gas installation Waste pipework Bathroom plumbing and sanitary ware Kitchen appliance connections Domestic plumbing systems Heating installation Mechanical pipework Final commissioning By providing the complete installation, Proline Mechanical was able to manage the mechanical works from the early construction stages through to final completion. This approach reduced the need for multiple specialist contractors and provided MDK Construction with a dedicated mechanical subcontractor for the construction project. First-Fix Plumbing & Heating The first-fix stage established the essential infrastructure required within each property. This included the installation of plumbing and heating pipework, waste systems and associated services before the relevant walls, floors and other construction elements were completed. Careful coordination at this stage was essential. Pipework had to be installed in the correct locations and at the appropriate stage of the build, while allowing other trades to continue their own work. With 12 properties progressing through construction, Proline Mechanical coordinated its installation schedule with the wider site programme to maintain progress across the development. Second Fix & Final Installation Once the properties reached the appropriate stage of construction, Proline Mechanical returned to complete the second-fix mechanical works. This included bathroom installations, sanitary ware, kitchen appliance connections and the completion of the heating and plumbing systems. The team also completed the necessary commissioning works, ensuring that the installed systems were ready for use when the properties were handed over. Managing both first and second fix under one mechanical package helped maintain continuity throughout the development and allowed Proline Mechanical to remain involved from the initial installation through to completion. Managing Labour, Materials & Programme One of the most important aspects of the project was effective programme management. With 12 homes under construction simultaneously or at different stages, the mechanical team needed to ensure the right resources and materials were available when required. Proline Mechanical worked closely with MDK Construction and the other trades to coordinate access to the properties and schedule plumbing and heating works around the wider construction programme. This included planning labour requirements, managing materials and ensuring that mechanical works did not hold up subsequent stages of construction. The ability to coordinate these elements effectively was central to keeping the project on schedule. The Result Proline Mechanical successfully delivered the complete plumbing, heating, gas and waste installation across all 12 new-build semi-detached properties. The works were completed across the 18-month programme, covering everything from first fix through to second fix, bathroom and kitchen installations and final commissioning. The successful completion of the mechanical package allowed all 12 properties to be completed on time and prepared for their new tenants to move in. For MDK Construction, the project provided a complete mechanical installation delivered by one experienced contractor, with Proline Mechanical managing the plumbing and heating works throughout the different stages of construction. Experienced New-Build Mechanical Contractor The MDK Construction project demonstrates Proline Mechanical’s experience in delivering complete mechanical packages for new-build residential developments in Northern Ireland. From first-fix plumbing and heating through to sanitary ware, kitchen appliances, gas, waste systems and commissioning, Proline Mechanical can provide a complete installation service to developers, main contractors and construction companies. As an experienced mechanical contractor in Northern Ireland and building services contractor, Proline Mechanical understands the importance of coordinating mechanical works with the wider construction programme. The company’s ability to manage labour, materials and installation schedules makes it a reliable choice for developers looking for a commercial plumbing contractor in Northern Ireland or a mechanical subcontractor for new-build projects. Plumbing & Heating Installation for New-Build Developments Proline Mechanical provides plumbing, heating, gas, mechanical pipework and building services for new-build residential and commercial developments throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland. Whether the project involves a small housing development or a larger construction programme, Proline Mechanical provides the mechanical expertise required to deliver the installation from first fix through to commissioning and completion. Contact Proline Mechanical to discuss your next new-build plumbing and heating project.

Client | Murphy Group Project Ringsend Hybrid II – Mechanical Works at Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Plant Location Ringsend, Dublin, Republic of Ireland Project Overview Proline Mechanical was engaged by Murphy Group as part of the Ringsend Hybrid II project, a major modernisation programme at the Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Plant in Dublin. Murphy Group is a global engineering and construction company delivering infrastructure solutions across the energy, transportation and water sectors. The Ringsend project required specialist mechanical expertise within an established wastewater treatment facility, with Proline Mechanical responsible for significant modifications to the site’s treatment infrastructure. The 28-month project involved the removal and replacement of the existing aeration system, modifications to the Block 2 centre core, and the installation of sludge mixers and high-lift pumps. Working within a live wastewater treatment facility presented a number of challenges. New equipment and systems had to be integrated with existing infrastructure, while restricted working areas and access arrangements added further complexity to the installation. Working Within a Live Wastewater Treatment Facility One of the defining challenges of the Ringsend Hybrid II project was that the works were carried out within an existing operational wastewater treatment facility. Unlike a new-build installation, the work could not simply be undertaken in an empty site environment. Proline Mechanical had to work around existing infrastructure and systems while ensuring that the new installation could be successfully integrated into the facility. Restricted working areas and access also had to be considered throughout the project. The installation team needed to plan the movement of equipment and materials carefully while coordinating activities around the existing plant. This required a practical and organised approach, with close attention to the project programme and the deadlines established by the wider construction team. Aeration System Modification A significant part of Proline Mechanical’s scope was the complete removal and new installation of the aeration system, together with modifications to the Block 2 centre core. Aeration is a critical part of the wastewater treatment process, and modifications within an existing treatment facility require careful coordination between new mechanical equipment and existing infrastructure. Proline Mechanical carried out the removal of the existing system before progressing with the new installation and associated modifications. The works were planned around the wider project programme, ensuring that the mechanical installation could progress while maintaining the necessary coordination with the existing facility and other contractors operating on site. Sludge Mixers & High-Lift Pumps The mechanical works also included the installation of sludge mixers and high-lift pumps. These installations formed an important part of the wider upgrade works at the wastewater treatment plant, with the new mechanical equipment designed to support the improved treatment infrastructure. Installing this type of equipment within an established wastewater facility requires specialist mechanical installation experience. Equipment must be positioned and connected accurately, with associated pipework and services coordinated around existing structures and operational systems. Proline Mechanical’s role required the team to work within the restrictions of the existing facility while maintaining the quality and programme requirements expected on a major infrastructure project. Mechanical Pipework & Infrastructure The Ringsend project required Proline Mechanical to work within a highly technical mechanical environment, incorporating new equipment into an existing wastewater treatment infrastructure. This included the mechanical installation associated with the aeration system, sludge mixers and high-lift pumps, together with the necessary connections and associated mechanical works. Working on infrastructure of this scale demonstrates Proline Mechanical’s experience as a wastewater treatment mechanical contractor and mechanical pipework contractor, particularly where new systems need to be integrated with existing installations. The project also highlights the company’s ability to operate as a specialist subcontract mechanical contractor on major construction and infrastructure projects. Managing Restricted Access & Tight Programmes The combination of restricted access, limited working areas and an operational facility meant that careful planning was essential. The mechanical installation had to be coordinated with the wider Ringsend Hybrid II programme, with activities completed within agreed deadlines. Proline Mechanical worked to the project programme throughout the 28-month duration, managing the mechanical works around the constraints of the existing site. Working effectively in this type of environment requires more than mechanical installation capability. It requires the ability to adapt to changing site conditions, coordinate with other project teams and maintain progress against established deadlines. The Result The mechanical works were successfully completed as part of the Ringsend Hybrid II project. The completed installation contributed to increased tank treatment capacity and treatment standards at the Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Works, supporting the wider modernisation of the facility. Proline Mechanical successfully delivered the removal and replacement of the aeration system, Block 2 centre core modifications, sludge mixer installation and high-lift pump installation within the requirements of the project. The successful completion of the works demonstrates the company’s ability to deliver complex wastewater infrastructure mechanical services within live operational facilities. Specialist Wastewater Mechanical Contractor The Ringsend Hybrid II project represents the type of technically demanding infrastructure work where specialist mechanical installation experience is essential. Proline Mechanical provides mechanical services for wastewater treatment, water infrastructure and industrial projects across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. With experience working within operational facilities and integrating new equipment with existing infrastructure, the company provides specialist support to main contractors and infrastructure companies delivering complex water and wastewater projects. Its capabilities include: Wastewater treatment mechanical installation Mechanical pipework installation Wastewater pipework installation Pump installation Mechanical equipment installation Aeration system installation and modification Industrial mechanical installation Water and wastewater infrastructure projects Mechanical installation within live facilities As a wastewater treatment mechanical contractor UK and Ireland, Proline Mechanical can support major infrastructure projects where specialist mechanical expertise, programme management and safe working within existing facilities are essential. Mechanical & Wastewater Infrastructure Services Proline Mechanical provides specialist mechanical installation services for wastewater treatment plants, water infrastructure, industrial facilities and commercial developments throughout Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the UK. From mechanical pipework and pumping systems to wastewater treatment infrastructure and complex equipment installations, Proline Mechanical works with main contractors and infrastructure specialists to deliver demanding mechanical packages.

Client : Ballygooney Pigs Ltd Project Specialist Heated Flooring Systems & Heating Buffer Tanks for Pig Rearing Sheds Location County Tyrone, Northern Ireland Project Overview Proline Mechanical was appointed by Ballygooney Pigs Ltd to design and install specialist heating systems across multiple pig rearing sheds at a major piglet rearing farm in County Tyrone. The project was designed to provide a reliable and controllable source of heat within designated piglet rearing areas, supporting the farm’s expansion plans while maintaining consistent thermal conditions for newly arrived animals. The installation centred around specialist heated flooring mat systems, supported by large heating buffer tanks within each shed. The system was designed to provide a consistent high-temperature heat supply to the individual heating pads, with timer-controlled operation allowing the farm to manage heating requirements efficiently. For Proline Mechanical, the project combined specialist agricultural heating installation with the challenges of working within an operational farming environment and integrating new mechanical pipework with existing systems. The Challenge Working on an operational pig farm presents very different challenges to a conventional commercial construction project. The installation needed to be carried out while maintaining the required farm conditions and avoiding unnecessary disruption to ongoing agricultural operations. At the same time, the new heating systems had to meet the demands of a modern piglet rearing environment and integrate effectively with existing infrastructure. A particular challenge was connecting the new pipework and heating equipment to older pre-installed systems within the sheds. The existing infrastructure had to be taken into account when designing and installing the new system, ensuring that the upgraded heating arrangements worked effectively without compromising the established services. Each shed also had its own installation programme, with approximately three months allocated per shed. This required careful planning, coordination and a practical approach to working within the agricultural environment. Specialist Agricultural Heating Installation Proline Mechanical designed, supplied and installed the specialist heating systems required across the pig rearing sheds. The core of the installation was a series of heated flooring mats positioned within designated piglet rearing areas. These provided a controlled heat source where it was required, helping maintain consistent thermal comfort within the relevant areas of each shed. The systems incorporated timer activation and controls, allowing the heating to be managed according to the farm’s requirements. Proline Mechanical also installed large heating buffer tanks within each shed. These tanks were designed to support the high-temperature demand required by the heated flooring systems, providing a consistent supply of heat to the individual pads. The completed installation provided the farm with a heating system that could be controlled easily while providing dependable performance across the designated rearing areas. Designing Around Existing Infrastructure One of the key aspects of the project was integrating the new heating installation with the existing mechanical infrastructure. Agricultural buildings can contain established pipework and services that have been installed and modified over many years. Rather than treating the project as a completely new installation, Proline Mechanical had to work with the existing systems and incorporate new pipework in a way that was practical and reliable. This required careful consideration of the existing arrangement before connecting the new heating equipment. The result was an upgraded heating system that complemented the existing infrastructure while providing the additional capacity required for the farm’s expansion. Working Within an Agricultural Environment Proline Mechanical’s approach also had to reflect the specific conditions of a working pig farm. Maintaining appropriate farm conditions throughout the works was an important consideration, alongside ensuring that the installation was completed to the required agricultural standards. The team planned the work around the individual shed programmes, allowing the heating systems to be installed and commissioned while minimising disruption to the wider farming operation. This practical experience is particularly important when undertaking specialist mechanical installation services within operational agricultural facilities, where the working environment can be very different from a conventional construction site. Supporting Farm Expansion The new heating systems formed part of Ballygooney Pigs Ltd’s wider expansion plans. By providing additional heated rearing areas with a dependable and easily controlled heat source, the completed installations allowed the farm to expand its pig rearing capacity and accommodate new animals as planned. The buffer tanks and heated flooring systems provided the consistent heat required within the designated areas, while the controls allowed the farm to manage the system according to its operational requirements. The project therefore delivered more than simply a new heating installation; it provided additional infrastructure to support the farm’s continued development. The Result The installation was successfully completed across the individual pig rearing sheds, with approximately three months allocated to each shed. The completed heating systems provided Ballygooney Pigs Ltd with a reliable, controllable and consistent heat source across the designated piglet rearing areas. Most importantly, the works enabled the planned expansion of the pigging sheds to accommodate new animals while maintaining the required heating provision. The combination of specialist heated flooring mats, large buffer tanks and controlled operation provided a practical heating solution designed around the specific demands of the farm. Specialist Mechanical Contractor in County Tyrone The Ballygooney Pigs Ltd project demonstrates Proline Mechanical’s ability to deliver specialist heating and mechanical installations in challenging agricultural environments. As an experienced mechanical contractor in Northern Ireland, Proline Mechanical provides design, supply and installation services for heating systems, mechanical pipework and specialist building services across a range of sectors. The company’s experience includes working with existing infrastructure, integrating new mechanical pipework and delivering systems designed around the specific requirements of each client. For agricultural businesses, commercial operators and construction teams looking for a specialist mechanical contractor in County Tyrone, Proline Mechanical can provide practical mechanical installation expertise from initial design through to completion. Looking for Specialist Mechanical or Heating Installation? Proline Mechanical provides commercial and specialist heating installation, mechanical pipework and building services throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland. From agricultural heating systems and industrial mechanical installations to commercial plumbing and building services, Proline Mechanical works with clients to deliver reliable systems designed around the requirements of each

Client | Loughshore Autos Ltd Project Complete Plumbing, Heating & Mechanical Services – 15 New Build Apartments Location County Tyrone, Northern Ireland Project Overview Proline Mechanical was appointed to deliver the complete plumbing and heating installation for a new development of 15 rental apartments in rural County Tyrone. The project involved the installation of all plumbing, heating, waste, soil pipework and sanitary ware throughout the development, together with the design and installation of a centralised water services plant room. With 15 individual apartments to service, the project required careful planning and coordination to ensure that each property received a reliable supply of hot and cold water, effective heating and fully compliant waste and drainage systems. The 18-month project brought together a range of mechanical services and required Proline Mechanical to work closely with the building control team, engineers, architects and other trades throughout the construction programme. The Challenge Delivering mechanical services within a multi-unit residential development requires considerably more coordination than a standard domestic plumbing project. The plumbing and heating systems needed to be designed and installed around the building layout and wider construction programme, while allowing other trades to progress their work without unnecessary delays. Proline Mechanical worked closely with the project’s building control officers, engineers, architects and other contractors throughout the 18-month programme. Regular coordination was essential to ensure that the installation remained aligned with the client’s specification and that any requirements arising during construction could be addressed efficiently. Another important consideration was the water supply for the completed development. With 15 apartments sharing a centralised water services arrangement, the system needed to provide sufficient stored water capacity and adequate pressure to meet demand, including periods when multiple apartments could be using water simultaneously. This required a properly designed plant room incorporating suitable water storage and a correctly sized booster pump system. Complete Plumbing & Heating Installation Proline Mechanical was responsible for the design, supply and installation of the project’s main plumbing and heating systems. The scope of work included: Underfloor heating system design and installation Domestic hot-water plumbing Domestic cold-water plumbing Waste pipework Soil pipe installation Sanitary ware installation Mechanical pipework Centralised water services plant room Stored water capacity Booster pump system The result was a complete mechanical and plumbing installation serving all 15 apartments. By managing the plumbing and heating package from design through to installation, Proline Mechanical was able to coordinate the individual systems as part of one overall mechanical services package. Underfloor Heating Installation Underfloor heating formed a key part of the heating installation within the apartments. Proline Mechanical designed and installed the underfloor heating system as part of the wider mechanical package, coordinating the installation with the building construction and other trades. Underfloor heating requires careful planning during a new-build project, particularly where floor construction, insulation and finished floor levels need to be considered alongside pipework layouts. The installation was coordinated throughout the build to ensure that the heating system was correctly positioned and ready for the subsequent stages of construction. Centralised Water Services Plant Room One of the more technically significant aspects of the project was the design and installation of the centralised water services plant room serving the 15 apartments. Rather than treating each apartment as an isolated installation, the centralised system needed to be designed around the combined requirements of the development. Proline Mechanical incorporated sufficient stored water capacity together with a suitably sized booster pump system to maintain an effective water supply during periods of high demand. The system was designed to provide the required capacity and pressure for the development while keeping the mechanical services organised within a dedicated plant room. This element of the project demonstrates Proline Mechanical’s experience in designing practical commercial plumbing and mechanical water systems for multi-unit developments. Coordinating a Complex New-Build Project Throughout the 18-month construction programme, Proline Mechanical worked alongside the wider project team to keep the mechanical installation progressing in line with the construction schedule. Coordination with architects, engineers, building control and other trades was particularly important as the project progressed through different construction stages. The team had to ensure that plumbing and mechanical pipework was installed at the appropriate stages, allowing other trades to complete their work while maintaining access to areas where mechanical services were still required. This collaborative approach helped minimise disruption and ensured that the installation remained consistent with the agreed specification. The Result Proline Mechanical successfully delivered the complete plumbing and heating package for all 15 new-build rental apartments, completing the specified works within the agreed 18-month project programme. The installation included the full range of plumbing services, underfloor heating, waste and soil pipework, sanitary ware and the centralised water services plant room. The completed system met the client’s specification and was delivered successfully through close coordination with the project’s engineers, architects, building control team and other trades. Experienced Mechanical Contractor in County Tyrone The Loughshore Autos development demonstrates Proline Mechanical’s ability to deliver comprehensive mechanical and plumbing packages for multi-unit residential developments. From underfloor heating installation and domestic plumbing to centralised water services, booster pump systems and waste pipework, the company provides a complete mechanical installation service for new-build projects across Northern Ireland. As an established plumbing contractor in County Tyrone and experienced mechanical contractor in Northern Ireland, Proline Mechanical works with developers, main contractors and construction teams to deliver reliable mechanical services from initial design through to completion. For developers requiring a commercial plumbing contractor in Northern Ireland, a mechanical pipework contractor or a subcontract mechanical contractor for a new-build development, Proline Mechanical can provide the experience and practical expertise required to keep the project moving. Looking for a Mechanical Contractor for a New-Build Development? Proline Mechanical delivers commercial plumbing, heating, mechanical pipework and building services for residential, commercial and industrial developments throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland. Contact the Proline Mechanical team to discuss your upcoming project and mechanical installation requirements.

Client | Mac Zero Project Mechanical, Plumbing, Heating, Ventilation, Gas & Soil Pipe Installation for Modular Schools Location Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland & UK Project Overview Mac Zero specialises in sustainable, healthy and future-proof modular construction, delivering modular buildings across the UK and Ireland. As part of its modular school projects, Proline Mechanical was appointed to deliver a range of mechanical services covering plumbing, heating, ventilation, gas and soil pipework. The projects involved the mechanical installation of medium-sized, two-storey modular school buildings, with each project requiring a coordinated approach to ensure the completed systems met the client’s specification and the relevant standards for educational facilities. With projects taking place across the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK, Proline Mechanical provided a flexible cross-border mechanical contractor service, supporting Mac Zero through multiple projects with typical installation periods of around two months per job. The Challenge Mechanical installations within educational buildings require careful planning and attention to detail. In the Republic of Ireland, one of the key requirements of these projects was ensuring that the completed installations adhered to the guidelines and requirements set by the Department of Education. For Proline Mechanical, this meant working within the project’s design requirements while ensuring that the mechanical services were installed correctly and ready for inspection and approval. The two-storey modular construction also required the various services to be coordinated effectively within the building. Plumbing, heating, ventilation, gas, soil and waste systems all needed to be installed as part of a wider mechanical package, with the work progressing in line with the modular construction programme. With approximately two months available for each individual project, maintaining programme and coordinating the mechanical installation efficiently were essential. Mechanical & Plumbing Installation Proline Mechanical delivered a comprehensive range of mechanical services across the modular school projects. The scope included the design, supply and installation of reverse cycle air conditioning, together with domestic hot and cold-water plumbing systems and associated waste systems. The wider mechanical installation also incorporated plumbing, heating, ventilation, gas and soil pipework to provide the essential building services required within the completed school facilities. As an experienced commercial plumbing contractor in Northern Ireland, Proline Mechanical was able to provide Mac Zero with a single specialist subcontractor capable of delivering multiple mechanical disciplines across the project. The works included: Reverse cycle air conditioning systems Domestic hot and cold-water plumbing Wastewater and waste pipework Soil pipe installation Heating systems Ventilation services Gas installation Associated mechanical pipework The installation was designed and delivered to integrate with the modular construction process, allowing the mechanical services to be incorporated efficiently into each building. Working to Department of Education Standards A significant element of the projects was ensuring that the mechanical installation met the requirements applicable to schools in the Republic of Ireland. Proline Mechanical worked to the project specifications and relevant Department of Education guidelines, coordinating its work with the wider project team and mechanical engineering requirements. This required a disciplined approach to installation and quality control, ensuring that the completed mechanical systems were suitable for inspection and approval. For a modular school project, achieving this standard within a relatively short construction programme requires experience, organisation and close attention to the installation details. Cross-Border Mechanical Contracting The projects demonstrate Proline Mechanical’s ability to operate across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the UK, providing mechanical installation services to modular construction projects in multiple jurisdictions. As a mechanical contractor in Northern Ireland with experience working on projects in the Republic of Ireland, Proline Mechanical understands the importance of adapting to individual project specifications and regulatory requirements. This cross-border capability is particularly valuable for modular building manufacturers and construction companies delivering projects across Ireland and the UK, where a dependable mechanical subcontractor can support multiple projects while maintaining consistent standards. The Result The completed installations met the requirements of the Mac Zero project brief and received approval from the relevant mechanical engineering team and in accordance with the applicable Department of Education standards. Each project was delivered within the agreed programme, with the typical installation period of approximately two months allowing the mechanical works to progress alongside the wider modular construction schedule. The successful delivery of multiple school projects has demonstrated Proline Mechanical’s ability to provide reliable mechanical installation services for educational and modular buildings while working to demanding specifications and project deadlines. A Trusted Mechanical Subcontractor for Modular Construction The ongoing work with Mac Zero reflects Proline Mechanical’s position as an experienced subcontract mechanical contractor for construction projects across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the wider UK. From commercial plumbing and mechanical pipework to heating, ventilation, gas, air conditioning and wastewater systems, Proline Mechanical can provide the specialist mechanical services required for complex modular and commercial developments. The company’s experience working across borders, combined with its ability to deliver projects on time and to the required engineering standards, makes it well suited to supporting modular construction companies and main contractors on projects throughout Ireland and the UK. Mechanical & Plumbing Services Across Ireland and the UK Proline Mechanical provides commercial plumbing, mechanical pipework, heating, ventilation, wastewater and building services for construction and infrastructure projects across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the UK. Whether you’re delivering modular schools, commercial developments or larger infrastructure projects, Proline Mechanical provides experienced mechanical installation support from design and supply through to installation and completion. Looking for a trusted mechanical subcontractor for your next project? Contact Proline Mechanical to discuss your mechanical, plumbing or building services requirements.

Client | Elite Cabins Project Domestic Plumbing and Waste Removal Systems for Modular Buildings and Portable Cabins Project Overview Elite Cabins manufactures and supplies high-quality portable cabins and modular buildings to customers across Ireland and the UK. With applications ranging from site offices and welfare facilities to kitchens, toilet blocks, sports facilities and changing rooms, each modular building needs dependable plumbing and waste systems that can be installed efficiently and perform reliably once the unit is in use. Proline Mechanical provides ongoing mechanical and plumbing support to Elite Cabins, delivering domestic hot and cold-water plumbing systems together with waste removal systems for a variety of modular building projects. As a specialist mechanical contractor in Northern Ireland, Proline Mechanical works closely with the Elite Cabins team to meet individual project specifications, often working to short lead times and tight programme requirements. The Project Challenge Every modular building supplied by Elite Cabins has its own requirements, depending on its intended use, layout and specification. Proline Mechanical is required to adapt its approach accordingly, providing plumbing and waste systems suitable for facilities including toilet blocks, kitchen areas, offices, sports facilities and changing rooms. The main challenge is to deliver a complete and functional installation while working within the manufacturing and delivery schedule of each individual cabin or modular building. For a modular building manufacturer, delays to mechanical services can have a knock-on effect on the wider production programme. Proline Mechanical therefore needs to provide a responsive service, coordinating closely with the client and ensuring installations are completed to the required specification, budget and timeframe. Our Approach Proline Mechanical provides the design, supply and installation of domestic hot and cold-water plumbing systems and waste systems for Elite Cabins’ modular buildings. Working from the client’s requirements and individual building specifications, the team delivers the necessary mechanical pipework and plumbing installation to suit each application. This includes plumbing installations for: Toilet blocks and welfare facilities Kitchen facilities Modular office buildings Sports facilities Changing rooms Portable cabins and other modular buildings The work is delivered as a series of short-term projects on an ongoing basis, allowing Proline Mechanical to respond to Elite Cabins’ requirements as new units move through production. Where required, the team works to specific client designs and specifications, ensuring that the completed installation is ready for the building’s intended use and can integrate effectively with the wider modular construction. Plumbing & Wastewater Installation Reliable wastewater and waste removal systems are an important part of any modular building incorporating sanitary or kitchen facilities. Proline Mechanical installs the required waste pipework alongside domestic plumbing systems, creating practical and dependable solutions for each building. The company’s experience as a commercial plumbing contractor in Northern Ireland allows it to undertake mechanical and plumbing installations across a range of commercial and modular applications. By combining plumbing installation with associated waste systems, Proline Mechanical provides Elite Cabins with a single mechanical subcontractor capable of delivering the required services as part of the modular building process. Delivering to Tight Timescales One of the key requirements of the ongoing relationship is the ability to complete each installation within the available programme. Modular construction relies heavily on efficient production schedules, with buildings often progressing through several stages before being transported to their final location. Mechanical installations therefore need to be completed promptly and in line with the wider manufacturing programme. Proline Mechanical has consistently met the demands of the project, completing plumbing and waste installations within the required time and budget constraints. The ability to provide a responsive subcontract mechanical contractor service has helped support Elite Cabins across multiple projects, with the scope of work adapting to suit the requirements of each individual building. The Result Through ongoing collaboration with Elite Cabins, Proline Mechanical has successfully delivered domestic plumbing and waste removal systems for a wide range of modular buildings and portable cabins. Each project has been completed to the client’s specification, with installations delivered within the required programme and budget. The continued relationship reflects Proline Mechanical’s ability to provide dependable building services and mechanical installation services in Northern Ireland and Ireland, while responding to the demands of modular construction and short project lead times. For Elite Cabins, this means having an experienced mechanical contractor available to support the production of high-quality modular buildings with professionally installed plumbing and waste systems. Ongoing Mechanical Partnership The work for Elite Cabins is ongoing, with Proline Mechanical continuing to undertake multiple short-term plumbing and mechanical projects as required. The partnership demonstrates the value of having a flexible mechanical pipework contractor that can work alongside a modular building manufacturer and adapt to changing project requirements. From domestic hot and cold-water systems to wastewater pipework installation, Proline Mechanical provides the practical mechanical expertise required to help keep modular building projects moving from manufacture through to completion. Looking for a Mechanical Contractor for Your Project? Proline Mechanical provides commercial plumbing, mechanical pipework and wastewater installation services for construction and industrial projects across Northern Ireland and Ireland. If you require a commercial plumbing contractor in Northern Ireland, a mechanical contractor for a construction project, or specialist support with wastewater systems installation, contact Proline Mechanical to discuss your requirements.