Rooftop unit change-outs
Crane day to commissioning — curb adaptation, refrigerant piping, electrical, controls integration, and start-up. We coordinate the crane, the roof inspector, and the AHJ.
Equipment changeouts, retrofits, and system upgrades delivered by tradespeople who know the install — and the service that comes after. From a single furnace-and-coil swap to a building full of rooftop units.
We don't chase mega-projects we can't staff or one-day jobs that lose money. Our sweet spot is the work that's too complex for a handyman and too operational for a generalist GC.
Crane day to commissioning — curb adaptation, refrigerant piping, electrical, controls integration, and start-up. We coordinate the crane, the roof inspector, and the AHJ.
Furnace, AC, and heat pump replacements done as proper projects — load calculation, right-sized equipment, code-compliant installation, and rebate paperwork filed for you.
End-of-life boiler replacement, high-efficiency conversions, and hydronic upgrades — scoped around an Illinois heating season so nobody goes cold mid-project.
Smart thermostats, zoning, and equipment controls — coordinated with the mechanical work so the system actually runs the way the proposal said it would.
HVAC for tenant build-outs and remodels — sized to your space plan, sequenced around your construction schedule, commissioned to your standards.
Heat pump conversions, high-efficiency equipment, and controls optimization — with ComEd rebates and federal tax credits identified up front and the paperwork handled.
Most mechanical projects suffer the same handoff problem: the company that sells the system hands it to an install crew, the install crew hands it to a service company, and the service company spends two years untangling assumptions nobody documented. We close that loop.
Our installers sit with our service techs. The job that hits the field — whether it's a furnace in a Bensenville two-flat or a row of rooftop units on a Schaumburg office — has been pressure-tested by the people who'll service it. The system you operate matches the proposal, because we wrote both. That's how you stay in business for nearly five decades.
Send us your scope (or just the symptoms — "the boiler is at end-of-life and we're not sure what to do next" is a great starting point). We'll walk the site, develop options, and come back with a proposal.