Spokane, WA

With versatile skills and diverse specialties, our mechanical engineers in Salt Lake City offer solutions for mechanical engineering, HVAC, plumbing systems, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and more.

Experts in electrical equipment engineering and electrical system design, our Salt Lake City electrical engineers solve complex problems in power systems, telecommunications, utility coordination, and much more.

Our lighting engineers can develop comprehensive lighting solutions that enhance your project's architectural design and employ the latest technology for superior innovation and efficiency.

Our civil engineers are experienced in creating civil infrastructure – like flood control, road design, and earthwork – supporting new municipal or private civil engineering projects throughout the Western United States.

We'll handle quality control for your engineering project by ensuring the design and construction meet critical engineering standards and regulations for safety and performance.

Our highly-specialized fire protection engineers design solutions to reduce the risk of fire, while helping to analyze and reduce fire-related risk with your current structure and improve fire safety.

VBFA is one of the few geothermal engineering firms with extensive experience in these innovative HVAC systems, allowing us to introduce greater efficiency and lower maintenance to your project.

To implement and manage large-scale refrigeration systems the right way, you need effective refrigeration engineering solutions built on years of experience. Our refrigeration engineers understand refrigeration system design requirements inside and out, from evaporators to cooling towers.

Our ability to use Revit effectively saves time and money for our clients by solving problems early in the design phase, resulting in a substantial decrease in RFIs and change orders.

For upgrades to existing buildings or new construction, our early power modeling and energy analysis can help you understand, edit, and improve the long-term energy consumption implications of your project's design.