Projects
Every commercial job gets photographed before, during and after. These are ours. Client and site names stay off the page until we have written approval to use them, because that is how we treat every client's information.
Downtown Denver · occupied office tower · 2026
A ground-floor process plant inside a working office tower, with tenants above, a lobby next door, and one vessel hanging 24 feet up in a glass atrium. Every piece had to come out through the building's own paths, on the building's schedule.
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Downtown Denver · occupied office tower · 2026
The second contract in the same building: a complete commercial kitchen with a hood line, walk-in coolers and freezers, an industrial oven and an ice machine. Every refrigerated circuit had to be recovered and documented before a wrench touched it.
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Denver · public school mechanical room · 2026
A school-district boiler room under a mechanical contractor's coordination: two 4M BTU firetubes, six expansion tanks hung from the ceiling, a heat exchanger and the piping between them, with an abatement crew working the same building.
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Downtown Denver · occupied Class A tower · 2026
Tenant-floor HVAC coming out of a working downtown tower: units, piping and supports across six floors, all of it through one freight elevator, with tenants above and below who never needed to know.
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Northern Front Range · occupied middle school · 2026
A full heating-plant replacement on a campus that stayed in use: the boiler plant and the whole mechanical room out, pit included, classroom heating equipment out of 38 rooms, and then 21 new classroom ventilation units placed for the mechanical contractor through corridors and openings that were never meant for them.
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Denver metro · occupied K-12 campus · 2026
The original contractor fell through and the replacement plant was on its way. We took the call, matched the schedule, and cleared the room in a day.
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Golden · university campus building · 2026
One unit, thirty-five feet in the air, in a working campus building. No crane access. The job was getting it down without hurting anything under it.
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Denver metro · single-family home · 2026
The smallest job on this page and the most common one on the Front Range. A homeowner needed the old boiler and water heater gone before the new system went in. Two of us, one morning.
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