The Team is going green!

Team Mechanical is on the leading edge of green solutions for a changing world climate. Team installs and designs systems that use energy recovery and renewable energy to help owners, facility directors and managers counter increases in energy costs and address budget constraints.

Our sales engineers are LEED-accredited and can provide design, engineering and installation cost for solar (click here for a solar flow diagram), heat recovery and geothermal technology.

The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™ encourages and accelerates global adoption of sustainable green building and development practices through the creation and implementation of universally understood and accepted tools and performance criteria.

Read about our LEEDS-certified project for Advanced Technical Publishing in the 'Design / Build' section of our site.

Team receives 2007 AHSRAE Award for energy savings
Team Mechanical earned its most recent ASHRAE Excellence in Engineering Award in 2007 for the Resurrection Medical Center chilled water plant upgrade. In its effort to improve plant efficiency and stabilize operating costs, the institution’s plant operations department brought Team Mechanical onboard for an extensive analysis of the chilled water system.

The study determined a solution that would achieve substantial energy savings, by changing the distribution system from a primary/secondary system with constant flow, to a variable-flow primary and secondary system. Resurrection then contracted with Team Mechanical to perform a three-phased project realizing the new design. The job was completed on schedule and on budget in the spring of 2006. The hospital rang up
electrical savings of more than $200,000 in the remainder of the year, thanks to this conversion.

Contact us for a FREE ECM (Energy Conservation Measures) evaluation of your facility.

1900 Golf
Existing chillers, the cooling tower, four air handling units, pumps, and other mechanical equipment needed to be replaced in the penthouse mechanical room at 1900 Golf Road, the 12-story Centennial Building. Space constraints and timing were each a factor. The mechanical room needed to be cleared of existing equipment, and new equipment was then hoisted onto the roof. TMI removed a wall of the cooling tower pit, and developed a logical sequence to move in the new equipment -- in the order in which it needed to be assembled. The client also required that the work be staged, so that two of the four air handling units remained operational at all times. The TMI team performed smoothly – and made quick work of satisfying the client in an efficient timeframe.