Overview
Mirasol Engineering & Construction is an engineering office that offers technical services in designing of structures for: cell site, transmission lines, commercial & residential units, and other design works related. As to experiences, it expanded to construction engineering, site management and quality control which are the important tools for the beginner contractors/subcontractors to
complete the site development of a project. In the design of structure, Mirasol Engineering & Construction will give the client the most realistic approach that aim: simplicity, uniformity & creativity with client's cost awareness. Mirasol Engineering & Construction (MEC) is solely managed by Engr. And as the principal designer, his intensive and long years of experiences in the construction engineering, construction management and supervision, technical and design works, the office was first organized and improved last August 30, 2018. Mirasol as to his expertise to structural engineering, was previously the project consultant of San Miguel Corporation-Telco; Subject Matter Expert at Ericsson Philippines; Engineering Head for Aboitiz Infra Capital. His cooperation idealized the project in the utmost of structural design standard practices. MEC approach in structural design emphasized to the elimination of grandeur approach: those design ideas that are irrelevant in the involving theories and principles—"Cost-centred". Moreover, MEC offers the client the all-wanted construction engineering/management services for their project. History:
10 years ago, Engr. Mirasol have registered this office and then start handle architectural works, plumbing works & fixtures installation, electrical wiring installation, roofing or even a whole house renovation and construction. Other works accepted was supervising the construction of residential buildings from other contractors/builders. Some small project was accepted and contracted by the office, that was the Exhibit Stall in the province of Antique where he first started the business.
