The rapid growth of the restaurant sector in Bali, particularly in areas like Canggu and Uluwatu, brings unique challenges related to engineering systems. Our recent work on MEP projects revealed that buildings are often nearly completed before considering essential connections to the city power grid or providing space for a transformer. In densely built areas such as Canggu, it is crucial to allocate space for septic tanks, water storage, and transformers at the design stage. Local regulations also restrict the placement of utility poles and transformers near Banjar/Pura, where Balinese rituals take place, making coordination with local authorities necessary.

To avoid complex negotiations with neighbors and community leaders, it is essential to plan ahead. Before construction begins, developers should estimate the future water and electricity consumption and verify the feasibility and terms of city utility connections. Rushing through the planning and design phases often results in project delays, increased costs, and operational inconveniences.

With extensive project management experience in Bali, we offer not only construction services but also comprehensive project organization. Our team advises on the optimal sequence of actions, highlights critical considerations, and provides realistic timelines for technical decisions. For a smooth project delivery, we recommend engaging professionals from the earliest planning stages.