1. Preliminary requirements analysis
User Needs Assessment:
Discuss daily usage habits, lifestyle, and future needs with the owner to determine total electricity and water needs.
Collect the structural diagram and functional division of the house to understand the specific needs of different spaces (such as kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom, etc.).

On-site inspection:
Make an on-site inspection of the existing facilities of the residence, understand the configuration of water pipes and electrical wires, and check the condition of the existing systems.
Confirm the planning and limitations of the building structure (e.g. walls, windows, water inlet and drainage systems).

2. Hydropower system design
Water pipe system design:
Determine the water inlet pressure and drainage pipe configuration according to demand, and design the water pipe layout according to local water pressure and flow standards.
Determine the type and location of necessary water meters, valves, filters, and pumps.

Power system design:
Design the electrical layout, including the location of power supplies, lighting, sockets, and other electrical equipment.
Calculate and select the appropriate wire size, and consider the design of grounding and safety protection measures.

3. Facility and equipment selection
Equipment selection:
According to the design, choose appropriate water pipes, cables, lamps and other related equipment, considering energy saving and efficiency.
Evaluate and select the appropriate brand and model to ensure quality and durability.

4. Construction phase
Construction plan development:
Develop a detailed construction plan, including progress, process arrangement and manpower allocation, to ensure that all work proceeds in an orderly manner.
Ensure that the construction site complies with safety regulations to avoid accidents during the construction process.

System Installation:
Complete the installation of water pipes and electrical systems according to design drawings and construction procedures to ensure that operations meet standards.
Perform necessary tests to check for leaks or electrical issues and ensure the system is functioning properly.

5. Acceptance and maintenance
Functional acceptance:
After the installation of the facilities is completed, a final inspection of the system is carried out to ensure that the water and electricity supplies are up to standard.
Provide users with instructions on system operation and assist in checking and adjusting the system to meet their needs.

Subsequent maintenance plan:
A regular inspection and maintenance schedule is recommended to ensure the security and continued operation of the system.

The overall planning service of residential water and electricity projects involves comprehensive evaluation and design to provide users with safe and convenient water and electricity systems. If you are interested in learning more about this service or have any specific questions, feel free to let us know!