Advanced Engineering Systems designs the HVAC and electrical systems behind Nebraska's offices, restaurants, apartments, and industrial facilities — from load calculations through construction documents.
We engineer the mechanical and electrical systems for commercial buildings as one coordinated scope — so your HVAC and power design land on the same page, not two competing ones.
Load calculations, duct and piping layout, and equipment selection sized to how the building is actually used.
Power distribution, panel schedules, and lighting design engineered to code and to the load your building actually carries.
Energy modeling, commissioning support, and code compliance — including systems design for on-site solar.
We study the building's use, occupancy, and equipment to establish real heating, cooling, and electrical loads before anything is drawn.
System layouts, equipment selection, and coordination between mechanical and electrical scopes, reviewed against budget and code.
Stamped drawings ready for permit and bid, with construction administration support through startup and commissioning.
A Lincoln-area logistics facility came to us with a cooling system fighting its own layout. We re-ran the load calculations, redesigned the air distribution, and coordinated the electrical service to match — without a facility shutdown.
Every set of drawings that leaves AES is reviewed and stamped by a Nebraska-licensed Professional Engineer — mechanical and electrical alike.
We've designed HVAC and electrical systems for offices, distribution centers, and public facilities across Lancaster County, and we hold the credentials to back it.
Talk to an Engineer →Share what you know — rough numbers are fine. An engineer, not a salesperson, reads every request.
Thanks — an engineer will be in touch within one business day. If it's urgent, call (402) 555-0142.