New construction and tenant build-outs — rooftop units, spiral duct, copper, controls — coordinated with your GC, permitted with the city, and commissioned with numbers you can keep.
One mechanical contractor from the structural curb to the commissioning report.
Curbs and adapters flashed and sealed, units set by crane, gas and electric connected, controls wired.
Exposed spiral with diffusers installed pre-paint, or concealed rectangular runs — sealed and supported to spec.
Brazed under nitrogen, pressure-tested, insulated. The part nobody sees is the part we photograph.
Zoning, scheduling and lockouts set up so the building runs itself — and the tenant can’t break it.
We show up to OAC meetings, hit the schedule, and don’t hold the ceiling grid hostage.
Airflow readings, refrigerant charge, static pressure — recorded and handed over. The building gets a binder.
We price from your mechanical drawings — or produce the design-build layout if there aren’t any.
Curbs, duct mains, line sets and controls rough-in, sequenced with your framing and roof schedule.
Units craned and set, connections made, trim-out behind the other trades.
Startup, balance, inspection, documentation. Keys turn over with the numbers attached.
Full commercial HVAC package: rooftop units set on new curbs, spiral duct with diffusers installed pre-paint, City of Houston permits pulled and inspections passed. The kind of job where the paperwork matters as much as the copper.
City of Houston mechanical permits, on the wall before the first curb was cut.
Rough-in and final — signed off without a callback list.
Airflow balanced and recorded. The building got a binder, not a shrug.
Three offices — Houston HQ, Lorena (Waco), Weatherford (DFW). Same crews, same spec, same-day standard.