Remote Project Support for Commercial Mechanical Contractors

Keep project
paperwork
moving.

Remote support for commercial HVAC and mechanical contractors. We prepare RFIs, submittals and change-order backup, track vendor follow-ups, and keep project logs current. Your PM retains approvals.

Written response within one business day. We confirm the inputs, scope, fee and delivery date before work begins. No sales call required.

Founder-led support from U.S. commercial mechanical project-management experience
Mechanical project experienceCommercial HVAC workflows
Start with one assignmentScope and fee agreed first
Written-first workflowFewer interruptions
PM retains authorityClear approval boundaries

See the deliverables

See what lands on your PM's desk.

Review a scope and cost breakdown, an RFI research package, or a procurement log. These fictional examples demonstrate the structure of our work.

EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENTREV 04
AHU-1Approved12/08
P-1 / P-2HoldDecision
ControlsReviewRisk
2-page illustrative sample

Procurement control log

Approval, release, vendor commitment, schedule risk, next action and PM decision visibility in one working package.

View sample PDF
RFI-047PM REVIEW
DrawingM-202C-4
ImpactFabricationHigh
2-page illustrative sample

RFI research package

A decision brief, source review, coordination sketch, draft RFI language and dated follow-through.

View sample PDF
CO-012PM REVIEW
Direct cost$19,009
OH&P15%$2,851
Total$21,860
3-page illustrative sample

Change-order backup

Scope narrative, quote reconciliation, material takeoff, labor basis, assumptions, exclusions and PM approvals.

View sample PDF

All project names, dates, quantities and pricing in these samples are fictional and provided solely to demonstrate work-product structure.

What comes off the PM's desk

Support for the work already on your desk.

Start with the task that needs attention. Add recurring support when you have seen the work and know what you want to hand off.

Submittals

Logs, review comments, resubmittals, status follow-up and approval-path tracking.

RFIs

Drawing and specification research, draft language, exhibits and response follow-through.

Procurement

Equipment releases, material status, lead-time confirmation and delivery tracking.

Change orders

Scope narratives, quote reconciliation, labor and material backup, and status logs.

Project controls

Open-item logs, two-week look-aheads, action lists and weekly status reporting.

Vendor follow-up

Quotes, technical answers, revised dates and documented commitments.

Additional support can include: drawing and specification research, O&M documentation, warranties, training records and closeout tracking.

Send the task. Keep managing the project.

A clear first assignment. A useful result.

Tell us what needs attention. We confirm the inputs, deliverables, fee and delivery date in writing before work begins.

01

Describe the task

A few sentences are enough to start. We send a short document checklist and confirm the proposed scope.

02

We prepare the work

We organize the source documents, prepare the agreed deliverables and flag missing information. Vendor contact is agreed with you first.

03

Your PM reviews

Your PM receives the completed package and a concise list of decisions needed. You retain final pricing, submission and release authority.

Communication protocolNo mailbox access required.

Begin with selected documents. For ongoing vendor coordination, your PM introduces or copies projects@mechapm.com and agrees on the communication boundaries.

Escalation protocolOne clear list of open questions.

We research the supplied documents and bundle missing inputs and approval questions so your PM can respond efficiently.

Ongoing APM support

Need support every week?

After a first assignment, or when you already know the workload, start a 30-day pilot for one PM on one active mechanical project. We agree on the tasks, workload limit and fee before starting.

Agree on the documents, logs and follow-ups to be handled. At the end of 30 days, review completed work, outstanding items and turnaround against that scope.

Continue month to month when the support earns its place.

Best fit: a commercial mechanical team with recurring paperwork and vendor follow-up that needs an accountable owner.

Project teamOne PM
Initial scopeOne active mechanical project
Term30 days
AuthorityPM retains approvals
Fee and workload limitAgreed in writing before starting
CommitmentNo long-term contract
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Control stays with your PM

Your PM keeps the final say.

MechAPM researches, communicates, coordinates and tracks within the agreed boundary. Your PM retains control over commitments that affect design, contract, cost or release.

Update internal trackersMechAPM handles
Vendor quotes and status follow-upMechAPM handles
Draft RFI with exhibitsMechAPM prepares
Release equipmentPM approves
Final CO pricingPM approves
Design or engineering directionDesign team decides

Founder-led

Built from inside the work.Commercial HVAC and mechanical project management

Work directly with the person preparing your documents.

Your initial assignment is prepared directly by the MechAPM founder, a project manager in U.S. commercial mechanical construction. That experience covers RFIs, submittals, equipment procurement, vendor follow-up, change-order documentation and drawing/specification review.

Questions contractors ask

A few practical questions.

Start with one task

What needs to move off your PM’s desk?

Tell us what is waiting and what information you have. We will reply within one business day to confirm fit and request any missing inputs, then agree on the scope, fee and delivery date.

  1. 1

    Describe the task in a sentence or two.

  2. 2

    Review the scope, fee and delivery date by email.

  3. 3

    Share the agreed inputs and receive work for your PM’s review.

Two straightforward change-order packages: $500, subject to scope review. Other tasks quoted separately.

No sales call required to start.

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