HVAC, plumbing and piping for the buildings people depend on. Designed, fabricated and installed by one connected team.
Mechanical plant installation
A field view of mechanical installation: formed ductwork, piping connections and equipment placement at BayCare Manatee.
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Mechanical and plumbing design coordination, equipment planning and workable CAD drawings connected to fabrication.
Explore this departmentMechanical and plumbing design coordination, equipment planning and workable CAD drawings connected to fabrication.
Explore this departmentSelf-performed HVAC, plumbing and piping installation, connected through one mechanical contractor and a coordinated field team.
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In-house ductwork and specialty metal fabrication connected directly to CAD, shop preparation and project delivery.
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Conceptual estimates, detailed mechanical take-offs, equipment pricing and a coordinated review before the proposal.
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Healthcare construction project management across new construction, renovations, additions and critical equipment replacement.
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Safety leadership, practical training, field planning and proactive hazard recognition for the people delivering the work.
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In-house payroll, detailed job costing, purchasing, accounts payable and AIA billing connected with project management.
Explore this departmentFounded by Stephen G. Blume and Jennifer Leavengood in 2005, our company brings decades of mechanical contracting experience to demanding commercial and healthcare projects.
Honesty, integrity and a forward-thinking approach shape the way we work with our customers and our team.
Healthcare HVAC
A working guide to ASHRAE Standard 170 for Florida hospital projects: air changes, pressure, filtration and humidity, what changed in recent editions, and what your mechanical contractor needs.
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Safety & compliance
How the ICRA 2.0 matrix turns hospital construction into a precaution class, and what that class means for HVAC ductwork, plumbing, water systems and shutdowns in occupied facilities.
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Fabrication & coordination
What a mechanical contractor's sheet metal shop actually produces for a hospital, why SMACNA leakage classes matter in pressure-controlled spaces, how BIM-fed coil lines cut field rework, and what to ask before you award the mechanical package.
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