Through thoughtful engineering and creative design, our award-winning engineers find forward-thinking solutions to bring the most complex projects to life. Find out why we’re Utah’s top professional mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) Engineering Firm. Get started on your next project today.
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For engineering projects big and small, our team is the most trusted source for expert engineering knowledge and experience in Utah and across the Intermountain West. Browse our professional engineering services to see what VBFA can do for you.
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A Culture of Innovation Since 1972
After 50 years in the industry, we know just how important it is to never stop evolving. From every level of leadership, we foster an environment of quick problem-solving and continuous improvement, both of which have become hallmarks of the VBFA identity. This commitment to progress is what allows our team to step up and deliver impressive and unconventional projects other firms can’t. Thanks to the creativity and courage of our newest generation of engineering professionals, we are sustaining the hard-earned VBFA legacy as a prominent industry leader.
“We pursue new and innovative technology-driven engineering strategies, and remain on the forefront of energy efficient design, including LEED, Net Zero, and Zero Carbon building standards.”
– Wade Bennion, Principal
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From healthcare, education, and sports to arts and culture, hospitality, and places of worship, we design projects for some of the region’s most recognized and respected organizations.
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We see our talented team as our greatest asset, and so we treat each member that way. When you join our firm, you’ll find the support to achieve even your most ambitious career goals. We’re proud that many on the VBFA team have a 10+ year tenure in the firm, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to our employees’ satisfaction and professional fulfillment. If you’re looking to work on unique projects with an accomplished team, VBFA is the right place for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is engineering?
Engineering is using scientific principles to design and build machines, structures, and other items. There are several types of engineering: structural, civil, mechanical, industrial, and more which all use science and mathematics to develop bridges, tunnels, roads, vehicles, and buildings.
What do engineers do?
Engineers are professionals who invent, design, analyze, build, and test machines, complex systems, structures, gadgets, and materials. Engineers are hired by engineering firms to develop innovative methods and construct components and systems that will fulfill functional objectives while considering the limitations imposed by practicality, regulation, safety, and cost.
What is systems engineering?
Systems engineering combines science, mathematics, and engineering principles and competencies. Systems engineering work affects virtually all industries — from healthcare and manufacturing to retail and transportation. All these industries rely on well-functioning systems for problem-solving and to facilitate operations.
What is MEP engineering?
MEP engineering is often associated with building design and stands for Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing engineering. With relevance to these three elements, MEP engineering encompasses building planning, design, and management before construction.
What is an MEP engineer?
An MEP engineer is a professional who designs and oversees the construction of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in buildings. These Professionals are responsible for ensuring that all systems associated with HVAC (heating, ventilation, and cooling), lighting, power distribution, energy efficiency, plumbing, drainage, and more are installed correctly. They must also meet all safety codes and regulations, and meet the requirements of the building owner and architect.