MEP services in Westminster.

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Westminster’s homes near the river are almost all apartments. We renew their services inside the lease and the block’s routine.

Get a cost estimate Call 020 7731 6841

Apartments by the river.

SW1P · SW1H: Georgian terraces and mansion blocks
56 areas: Conservation areas, about 76% of the city
Flood zones: Site specific assessment in zones 2 and 3

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle mechanical, electrical and plumbing in Westminster SW1P, under one contract. MEP is priced from the drawings, after a survey of what is there. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Georgian terraces and mansion blocks fill the streets close to the river. Homes here are apartments almost entirely, and many are leasehold. Extensions are rare.

So MEP is the real lever. Heating, lighting, controls and cooling change how a flat lives. None of it needs more floor area.

Mansion blocks often run on shared plant. Some flats take heat from a central boiler, with their own controls. We check what the lease allows before changing anything.

Flood zones 2 and 3 need a site specific flood risk assessment. Near the river, that matters for any lower ground flat. Electrics and plant sit above the risk where possible.

Westminster has 56 conservation areas, covering about 76% of the city. Its City Plan supports refurbishing existing buildings under Policy 43.

What the council allows in Westminster.

Council: City of Westminster, with over 11,000 listed buildings.
Conservation areas: 56 of them, covering about 76% of the city.
Flood risk: Flood zones 2 and 3 need a site specific flood risk assessment.
Reuse: Policy 43 supports refurbishing and reusing existing buildings.
Apartments: Most are leasehold. The freeholder’s licence and the managing agent’s rules both apply.

Source: Westminster’s City Plan, January 2026 edition, Policy 50. Read on 16 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.