ADVISORY
Innovo offers comprehensive Advisory services designed to support Developers, Builders, Asset Operators, and Consulting Engineers. We guide clients through challenging projects and situations with a no nonsense approach to achieving outcomes though strategic planning, expert oversight over two decades of experiences in all sectors of construction.
As an Advisor on your project we offer a suite of Advisory services to help your business mitigate risk and achieve your objectives.
Some of the ways we help our Clients
- Climate change adaptation guidance
- MEP&F Value Management
- Leveraging the benefits of Design & Construct contractor engagement
- Guidance on new Sub Contractor engagement following an insolvency mid project
- PPR Vs Specification reviews
- Due Diligence & Cost Panning
- Site Statusing & Reporting
- Plant room and Riser Buildability Reviews
- MEP&F interfaces gap analysis
- Off site Factory Acceptance Test witnessing
- Occupied building Staging of Works plans
- Plant Electrification upgrades
- Maintenance and access reviews
- HVAC Plant performance reviews
- AS-1851 test report peer reviews
- Up-time & Operational Resilience planning
- HVAC Planning for early ICT / Server room readiness
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mechanical Services (HVAC) Advisory?
Innovo’s Advisory involves expert guidance on Mechanical Services systems for achieving optimal performance and objectives. It includes system design, efficiency assessments, compliance checks, and troubleshooting. Advisory helps clients reduce energy consumption, improve indoor air quality, and ensure compliance objectives. The service covers new installations, existing plant upgrades, tenancy fit outs and ongoing maintenance strategies.
How can an HVAC advisory service improve energy efficiency?
Innovo’s Advisory services assess existing systems to identify energy-saving opportunities including high-efficiency equipment, smart control stratigies, and optimised maintenance schedules to reduce waste. Implementing variable-speed drives, demand-controlled ventilation, and proper insulation can significantly lower energy consumption and extend economic life span.
What HVAC regulations and standards should businesses comply with?
HVAC systems must comply with national and local building codes, energy efficiency standards, and environmental regulations. In Australia, this includes the NCC (National Construction Code) & Section J, AS/NZS 1668 (Ventilation), and AS 1851 (Maintenance of Fire and Mechanical Services). Advisory helps owners and delivery teams achieve NABERS, and Green Star sustainability certifications Innovo’s professional Advisory service helps navigate complex delviery and regulatory objectives.