Mechanical · Plumbing · Electrical · Roofing · Construction
The quiet way to build.
Navas Multiservices Corporation has built and kept up the systems Miami buildings run on — mechanical, plumbing, electrical, roofing and construction from one team. No relay race of subcontractors. No idle weeks between trades. One contract, one schedule, one responsible party.
Quality is not a buzzword here; it is the standard every detail gets checked against. Rigorous quality control, open communication from the first walkthrough to the final punch list, and schedules kept because your project is not the only thing depending on ours.
Residential or commercial, small-scale or large-scale — the same process applies. Site walk first, then a fixed written quote. The number you approve is the number you pay.
The most expensive part of a buildout is rarely the labor — it is the week the electrician waits on the plumber, and the week after that when nobody can say whose ceiling it is. With mechanical, plumbing, electrical, roofing and construction in-house, those weeks disappear into a morning meeting. Trades are sequenced on one schedule, QC checkpoints are shared before close-up, and the owner holds one punch list. That is what "multiservices" means here: not five vendors, but one team that happens to do five things.
Agreements
Maintenance, planned.
Planned maintenance: HVAC, plumbing, electrical
Priority breakdown response
Written condition reports with remaining-life reads
Capital planning — what to budget, when
$199/moSAMPLE — FROM · PER-BUILDING QUOTE
Buildings fail on schedule. Planned maintenance turns emergencies into line items.
Projects
Quoted fixed, after a walk.
Site survey & written scope — free
Service call, findings in writing — $149 sample
Rooftop changeouts — quoted per project
Buildouts & design-build — quoted per project
1CONTRACT · 1 SCHEDULE · 1 RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Field notes
Three scopes, told straight.
SAMPLE SCENARIOS — ILLUSTRATIVE
A VERTICAL LEDGER — NO STAGING
Nº 01
The rooftop that died in August.
Salt air eats condensers in South Florida faster than anywhere else, and this building's main unit picked the hottest week of the year. We surveyed after hours, sized the replacement by load calculation — not by the nameplate on the dead unit — and phased the changeout over a weekend so the tenants opened Monday morning to cold air. Commissioning report included airflow, charge and controls verification: documentation the owner handed straight to their insurer.
SURVEY → LOAD CALC → PHASED CHANGEOUT COMMISSIONING REPORT INCLUDED
Nº 02
The buildout with one schedule.
Five trades, one space, a hard opening date. Our design review caught the conflicts on paper — duct run versus cable tray versus sprinkler main — before anyone lifted a tool. Rough-in ran on a single sequenced schedule: mechanical, electrical and plumbing crews in the same morning meeting, shared QC checkpoints before close-up. One punch list at the end. The owner never mediated a single trade dispute, because there were none to mediate.
DESIGN REVIEW → SEQUENCED ROUGH-IN ONE PUNCH LIST · ONE PARTY
Nº 03
The building on a plan.
A property manager inherited aging equipment and no records. Our first planned-maintenance visit produced a condition report that read like a medical chart: every unit's age, state, and likely failure window, with a capital plan for the next three years. Two compressors were replaced on schedule instead of at midnight. The emergency line has been quiet since — which is the entire point.
CONDITION REPORT → CAPITAL PLAN SAMPLE: FROM $199/MO
Hover — a small ledger
The facts behind the firm.
SCOPE — WHAT ONE CALL COVERS
QUOTES — HOW PRICING WORKS
RECORD — WHY OWNERS CALL
OFFICE — WHERE WE ARE
5-IN-1Mechanical, plumbing, electrical, roofing and construction — five divisions in-house. One contract, one schedule, one point of contact. Coordination is a morning meeting, not a change order.
Questions
Asked first.
Residential and commercial? +
Both. Homes to commercial buildings, small-scale to large-scale — same QC at every size.
Why five trades under one roof? +
So your project never stalls between contractors. One contract, one schedule, one responsible party.
How are commercial jobs quoted? +
Site walk first, then a fixed written quote. The approved number is the number you pay.
Where are you located? +
Miami, FL — serving Miami and South Florida, (305) 325-1077.
Maintenance agreements? +
Yes — planned maintenance for HVAC, plumbing and electrical, priority response, written condition reports. Sample from $199/month.
