Advantage Mechanical

read moreAdvantage Mechanical based in Dallas-Fort Worth has over 30 years of experience in supermarket refrigeration and commercial HVAC service. As licensed mechanical contractors, Advantage Mechanical offers the best in professional new system Installation, maintenance services and emergency repair services for any commercial project in North Texas or the greater Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Advantage Mechanical works on commercial refrigeration and commercial HVAC projects of virtually all sizes. Our refrigeration and commercial HVAC technicians work with restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, florists, food processing plants and more.

read moreThe design of the new Business Campus Operations Center required a highly collaborative approach between all of the team members. Balancing critical facets of the building system including structural, mechanical, electrical and extensive energy modeling. The continual balancing of efficient building envelope construction and energy consumption of the mechanical and electrical systems, allowed the design and construction team to provide the minimum amount of photovoltaic (PV) panels necessary to create a net-zero campus of the 6-story office building and four yard buildings.

read moreFrom HVAC system design to equipment service needs - Advantage Mechanical will provide top quality commercial HVAC service and installation no matter the size of the job. Advantage Mechanical takes the upmost of pride in giving the customer the best quality service possible. Anything from a 1.5 ton split system to large commercial chiller systems, Advantage Mechanicalcan handle all of your HVAC needs. Advantage Mechanical has a great team of HVAC professionals that are NATE Certified, EPA Licensed and Quality Certified on all the latest commercial equipment.

read moreMedical Towers Dallas are two 166,000 square foot medical office buildings managed by the county. Both buildings were in need of a mechanical upgrade; each of the buildings had its own central plant comprised of four 150 ton compressors using 1950's reciprocating technology. In addition to being inefficient, the compressors and refrigeration components had been experiencing a high rate of failure. An engineering study was done to select system components that would deliver the best return on investment based on retrofit cost, energy efficiency, ongoing maintenance cost and reliability.