Licensing & certifications.
M&S Mechanical is a licensed, regulated engineering firm. Multi-state professional licensure and recognized certifications back every drawing we sign and seal.
Why it matters
Work with engineers who can stamp the work.
Working with licensed professional engineers is what separates an approvable, accountable design from a set of drawings. Multi-state licensure lets us serve projects across the country while honouring local codes and review processes. M&S Mechanical holds P.E. licenses in New Jersey, New York and Florida and offers site visits in several additional states.
State licenses
Where our engineers are licensed.
New Jersey — P.E.
Professional engineering licensure; primary jurisdiction.
New York — P.E.
Professional engineering licensure.
Florida — P.E.
Professional engineering licensure.
Texas — Site visits
Project work and on-site coverage.
Pennsylvania — Site visits
Coverage across Philadelphia.
Verification
License numbers provided on request for board verification.
Certifications & affiliations
Standards we hold ourselves to.
LEED Accredited Professional
Sustainable-design credential for energy and green building.
Commissioning Authority (CxA)
Verifying systems perform as designed.
NFPA membership
Current on fire-protection and life-safety standards.
ASHRAE membership
Mechanical, energy and indoor-air-quality standards.
NSPE
National Society of Professional Engineers.
Continuing education
Ongoing CE per state engineering-board requirements.
FAQ
Verifying our credentials.
How can I verify your engineers' licenses?
Each U.S. state engineering board maintains a public license-verification portal. We provide license numbers on request and during proposals so you can confirm standing directly with the New Jersey, New York or Florida board.
Can you stamp drawings in states beyond New Jersey, New York and Florida?
Our lead engineers are licensed in New Jersey, New York and Florida, and we conduct site visits in additional states including Texas and Pennsylvania. For projects in other jurisdictions, we can discuss licensure paths and partnerships during scoping.
Ready to coordinate this discipline?
Engage us for a single trade or the full MEP scope — coordinated in one model and signed by a licensed engineer.