EXERGÍA directs studies, MEP design and regulatory management before CFE and CONAGUA for residential, tourism-hospitality, industrial and urban projects, coordinating specialists, contractors and supply allies under a single technical accountability.
Every installation in an MEP (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) project is designed, executed and handed over under one technical direction.
Medium and low voltage, service connections and private substations, load schedules and single-line diagrams.
More information →Potable water networks, sanitary and storm drainage, pumping and pressure equipment.
More information →Domestic hot water, heat generation and recovery, insulation and thermal efficiency.
More information →Air conditioning and mechanical ventilation: equipment selection, ductwork and balancing.
More information →LP gas installations: stationary tank, distribution network and appliances.
More information →Fire protection: detection, sprinkler network, hydrants and extinguishers.
More information →Video surveillance, structured cabling and electronic security systems.
More information →Grid-tied, off-grid and hybrid systems, with battery storage.
More information →Automation and monitoring of installations, submetering and power quality.
More information →Testing, start-up and functional verification of every system before handover.
More information →Preventive and corrective maintenance, with support throughout operation.
More information →EXERGÍA Ingeniería SC directs and integrates water and energy infrastructure projects and the MEP installations (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) that connect them, in Los Cabos and across Baja California Sur.
Its scope covers the full project cycle: feasibility study, pre-project, executed project, regulatory permitting before CFE and CONAGUA, electromechanical site direction, commissioning and documented technical closeout.
Every project runs under one technical direction, coordinating the specialists, contractors and supply allies the scope requires — so the client has a single party accountable for the result.
Calculation memos, single-line diagrams, load schedules and hydraulic and electrical sizing under CFE specification, CONAGUA standards and applicable Mexican official standards (NOM).
CFE procedures (SIGLA V2, SISPROTER, DEPRORED), CONAGUA concessions and coordination with the local water utility and municipal authorities.
Contract administration of subcontractors, quantities and unit prices, electromechanical supervision and commissioning.
Coordination of cross-engineering and supply — BIM, submetering, power quality — on a single project model.
Four technical fronts that can be contracted separately or directed together, under one accountability.
Subdivisions, condominiums and homes: service connections, internal water and power networks, MEP installations and supply permitting.
Hotels and developments along the Los Cabos corridor: substations, desalination, water treatment, HVAC and supply continuity.
Plants and warehouses: medium voltage, power quality, microgrids with storage and scheduled electrical maintenance.
Public and urbanization infrastructure: distribution networks, sanitary and storm drainage, street lighting and agency permitting.
Before executing, we define technical, financial and regulatory viability.
Applications left unresolved due to a lack of prior technical diagnosis.
Investment decisions made without a feasibility study to support them.
Scattered contractors with no direction integrating water, energy and regulation.
One technical lead from project start to close.
Technical, regulatory and feasibility site assessment.
Scope, sizing and regulatory path defined.
Project direction and integration of specialized contractors.
Commissioning, procedures and documented technical closeout.