Industrial
Mechanical work inside facilities that can’t stop
Warehouses, manufacturing floors, and process spaces across the Puget Sound industrial corridor — installed safely, scheduled around production, and commissioned with real airflow numbers.
Scope
What we take on
Large-tonnage rooftop & packaged systems
Replacement and new installation of high-capacity packaged equipment — structural coordination, crane picks, and controls included.
Warehouse & manufacturing heating/ventilation
Getting a big box comfortable and code-compliant: unit heaters, destratification, ventilation air, and honest energy math.
Process ventilation & exhaust
Capture and exhaust for production processes — designed around your actual operations, airflow-verified at every pickup point.
Unit heaters & infrared heating
Gas unit heaters and low-intensity infrared for shops, bays, and loading docks — heat where people work, not just where air goes.
Large-diameter & spiral ductwork
Fabricated and installed by our own crews with engineered hanger points and clean, straight runs your facilities team will appreciate.
Controls integration & system upgrades
Controls modernization and phased mechanical replacements in occupied facilities — sequenced so production never waits on us.
Operating discipline
Built for occupied facilities
Industrial work is less about the equipment and more about how a crew behaves inside your building. This is what you can expect from ours.
Safety culture
Daily JHAs, lockout/tagout discipline, and crews that respect an operating facility’s rules — because your insurance carrier and ours both expect it.
Minimal-downtime scheduling
Nights, weekends, and shutdown windows — we build the schedule around your production calendar and commit to it in writing.
Occupied-facility experience
We’ve worked around forklift traffic, cleanrooms, and 24/7 lines. Our crews know how to be present without being in the way.
Walk us through your facility.
Industrial projects are quoted from a site walk or your drawings — never from a form. Call the office and ask for estimating, or send project details through the contact page.
Next step
Facilities and property teams: keep our number handy
When the next mechanical replacement lands on your capital plan, we’ll walk the site and give you a straight budget number.