The Shard
Mechanical & Electrical services for The Shard.
Client · Sellar Property Group
Rel Mep Ltd · Company 07601409 · Trading heritage since 1950
Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor & consultant & engineer·Head office Woodford Green
Established in 1950, REL is a family-owned business with deep roots in electrical contracting, maintaining its family values as it has grown. Founded by Robert Ebdon and now led by his grandson Toby, the company has evolved into a leader in M&E design and delivery. Based in Bromley-by-Bow, REL serves projects across London and the South East, including significant schemes like The Shard, Tate Modern, and the 2012 Olympic Stadium.
REL's success is built on a foundation of tailored solutions, a strong emphasis on quality and technical excellence, and expert project management. They pride themselves on delivering schemes on programme and within budget, ensuring client satisfaction through a solutions-driven approach. Their skilled and experienced team collaborates to produce accurate and coordinated designs, utilizing the latest software and proven experience.
The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including design consultancy, installation, and ongoing support for electrical, mechanical, data, and technical projects. They are committed to meeting client briefs while exceeding expectations, incorporating cost-effective, sustainable, and energy-efficient approaches. REL's expertise spans lighting, power, BMS, renewable installations, IT and data systems, fire and intruder alarms, CCTV, access control, and mechanical services such as HVAC, rainwater harvesting, and drainage.
Mechanical & Electrical services for The Shard.
Client · Sellar Property Group
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REL are building services experts, designing and delivering sustainable mechanical, electrical, data and technical solutions across industrial, commercial, education and residential sectors. Their listed services include M&E contracting, Electrical, Heating & ventilation, Air conditioning and Security systems.
Rel Mep Ltd is registered at 19-20 Bourne Court Southend Road, Woodford Green, IG8 8HD, in London.
Rel Mep Ltd states that it works across London and South East.
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 15 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
Rel Mep Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £840k and £2.2m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Companies House lists Rel Mep Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-04-30.
Rel Mep Ltd works in Industrial, Commercial, Education, Residential, Public, Healthcare and Leisure.
Rel Mep Ltd was incorporated on 2011-04-12, though the company says it has traded since 1950.
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