Built for Project Teams
Your Mechanical Scope
Shouldn't Need Managing.
For general contractors who need a mechanical subcontractor that takes ownership — from scope review and coordination through installation, commissioning, and closeout.
- Custom Residential
- Remodels
- Additions
- Commercial TI
- Specialty Commercial
The Standard
A Good Mechanical Sub Shouldn't Create More Work for the GC.
Own the Scope
Review the mechanical package early, clarify responsibilities, identify gaps, and reduce field surprises before they become schedule problems.
Coordinate Early
Work through framing, electrical, plumbing, architectural conditions, equipment locations, penetrations, and access before installation starts.
Communicate Like a Project Partner
Keep RFIs, submittals, changes, and field decisions clear, documented, and moving.
Own It Through Closeout
Carry the scope through installation, startup, commissioning, punch, and final closeout.
Project Fit
Where We Fit on GC-Led Work
We work under general contractors across custom residential construction, major remodels and additions, tenant improvements, and specialty commercial projects. Whether we’re brought in during preconstruction or after the mechanical design is established, our job is the same: understand the scope, coordinate the work, and deliver our package cleanly.
- Custom Homes
- Major Remodels
- Additions
- Commercial TI
- Specialty Commercial
- Multifamily / Mixed Use
Selected Work
Relevant Work
Selected residential and commercial projects that show how we coordinate, install, and carry mechanical scope in the field.
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Berkeley, CA · High-End Residential Remodel
Hearst Remodel — Berkeley
GC-led residential remodel in Berkeley with a six-zone Fujitsu ductless heat pump system and two outdoor units, coordinated around an older existing home being prepared for sale.
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Berkeley, CA · Institutional Upgrade
Religious Institution Mechanical Upgrade | Berkeley
Commercial HVAC upgrade for an institutional religious facility in Berkeley, delivered in coordination with VRGC Inc. and the project team around existing building conditions, access limitations, and closeout requirements.
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Berkeley, CA · Commercial Tenant Improvement
San Pablo Ave Retail TI — Berkeley
GC-led Berkeley retail tenant improvement with a Mitsubishi four-zone ductless system, fresh air supply, exhaust ventilation, and louver coordination in an active commercial space.
Integration
How We Integrate With Your Team
GCs need a mechanical sub that fits the way they already run projects — not one that requires a different workflow on every job.
Accountable Point of Contact
One responsible contact for scope questions, coordination, field decisions, and follow-through.
Schedule & Sequence Awareness
We understand what has to happen before our work, what our work affects, and where mechanical scope can create schedule conflicts if it isn’t coordinated early.
Documented Coordination
Submittals, RFIs, field decisions, changes, and closeout items are kept clear and documented.
Coordination
What We Coordinate
Mechanical work touches nearly every part of the project. We coordinate the interfaces that matter before they become field conflicts.
- Framing
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Architectural conditions
- Equipment access
- Penetrations
- Controls
- Structural constraints
- Ceiling conditions
- Service access
- Scheduling / sequencing
Scope
Mechanical Scope We Can Carry
From full-system residential work to commercial mechanical packages, we can carry defined HVAC, ventilation, controls, and related mechanical scope from coordination through startup and closeout.
Residential construction
- Custom homes
- Major remodels
- Additions
- Whole-home HVAC
- Ducted heat pumps
- Mini-split / multi-zone systems
- ERV / ventilation
- Controls
- Plumbing where applicable
Commercial construction
- Tenant improvements
- VRF / multi-zone systems
- Packaged equipment
- Ventilation / DOAS
- Controls
- Equipment replacement
- Mechanical piping
- Plumbing scopes where applicable
Accountability
One Team Through Closeout
Our responsibility doesn’t stop when the equipment is set. We stay involved through startup, commissioning, punch, and closeout so the mechanical package finishes as cleanly as it started.
That includes startup support, controls verification, commissioning coordination, punch corrections, GC and owner turnover, and closeout documentation — with the same team accountable from scope review through completion.
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