As a small business enterprise, we pride ourselves on our rapid response to every inquiry, personal integrity in our business relationships, impeccable customer service, and excellence in our work product at all times.
Our mission is to provide customized energy efficiency and engineering design services to building owners and managers that allow them to save money on their utilities, while at the same time reducing their carbon footprint and becoming better stewards of the environment.
Our History
Our Principal Engineer, Glenn Tanner, founded “GRT & Associates, Inc.”, an engineering consulting company, in Torrance, CA in 1990. From 1990 to 2004, the company specialized in mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for small power plants, cogeneration facilities, and general heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. They also provided energy conservation services such as energy audits, ENERGY STAR services and LEED certification. Customers included cities and municipalities, healthcare facilities, industrial warehouse projects, and large commercial buildings.
In 2005, GRT & Associates, Inc. rebranded to Marketable Engineered Projects to reflect the company’s expanded property service (property management and property condition assessments) and construction service offerings. However, Marketable Engineering Projects continued expanding thanks to repeat and referral business from a growing list of loyal and satisfied clients. So, the business adapted once again to meet the demands of both our clients and the environment.
In 2015, we decided that Maximum Energy Professionals (MEP) most accurately reflected what we do best—creating maximum energy conservation and maximum sustainability to achieve maximum energy cost savings to boost our clients’ bottom line. Despite the new name, we’re still the same company with the same level of expertise and history of satisfied customers. MEP is looking forward to continuing to assist you with all of your engineering design, energy conservation, and sustainability needs.
