Who is responsible for temperature control conduit and wiring in a project?

In a construction project, the responsibility for temperature control conduit and wiring typically falls to the mechanical contractor. This is due to their specialized focus on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, which are essential for managing a building's temperature. The mechanical contractor is responsible for the installation and maintenance of the systems that directly control a building's climate, which includes the associated wiring and conduits necessary for the operation of those systems.

While electrical contractors deal with the general electrical wiring and systems throughout the project, and general contractors oversee the entire project, the specifics of temperature control are within the purview of the mechanical contractor. Plumbing contractors primarily handle water supply and drainage systems, making them less relevant to temperature control electrical aspects. Thus, the mechanical contractor's expertise is critical for ensuring that temperature control wiring and components are properly installed and functioning in conjunction with the HVAC system.