Delivering On Projects That Matter

The project involved the design and construction of a two-stage CO₂ cascade refrigeration system for high-capacity tube ice makers in Pennsylvania, engineered to produce up to 60 tons of ice per day per unit.

A major facility expansion in Ridgefield, Washington delivered a high-efficiency ammonia/CO₂ cascade refrigeration system that replaced legacy Freon equipment, increased cold storage capacity to nearly 800,000 square feet, and enabled a leading natural and organic food distributor to meet growth and sustainability goals on an accelerated schedule.

A large-scale expansion at a 130-foot-tall automated ASRS warehouse in Macon, Georgia delivered a custom ammonia refrigeration system—including nine rooftop penthouses installed by crane, redundant evaporators, and high-bay freezer cooling—overcoming unique height and installation challenges to keep a fully automated operation running efficiently.

A highly customized low-charge rooftop refrigeration package was engineered for a facility expansion in Rice, Minnesota, delivering significant freezer and cooler capacity from a compact footprint through advanced 3D design, energy-efficient air-cooled technology, and precision installation that achieved full operating temperature ahead of schedule.

A fast-tracked 2018 project in Denton, Texas delivered a low-charge, direct expansion ammonia refrigeration system with 17 penthouses and sub-10°F rooms under a severely compressed schedule, achieving full operating temperature on time through round-the-clock coordination, accelerated construction, and uncompromising safety and quality execution.

Together, we are engineering the next generation of cold storage facilities with a focus on reliability, sustainability, and operational performance.

A long-term refrigeration partner completed a major Charlotte facility expansion and modernization—adding new cooler space, rebuilding compressors and condensers, upgrading controls and energy-efficiency systems, and extending the life and performance of an ammonia refrigeration system originally installed more than 20 years earlier.

Phase 3 of a multi-phase ammonia refrigeration project in Kansas delivered advanced freezing capacity, flexible convertible cooling systems, zero-blowdown water treatment, and remote PLC monitoring, enabling a large agricultural cold storage and transload facility to expand capacity and operational versatility ahead of schedule.

A 1,854-horsepower ammonia refrigeration system was delivered for a Union City, Tennessee sausage facility, featuring convertible penthouses, advanced PLC controls, and blast-freezing capability for over half a million pounds at a time, with commissioning completed in just six days despite challenging weather, enabling faster freezing, longer shelf life, and future expansion.

A cutting-edge ammonia/CO₂ cascade refrigeration system was installed in Dearborn, Michigan, supporting extreme testing conditions down to -55°F, featuring ultra-low ammonia charges, seven skid packages, 12 compressors, and advanced PLC and HMI controls, all engineered and built for long-term, environmentally friendly operation with on-site commissioning and staff training underway.

A critically controlled 100,000 ft² resin storage facility in Washington was equipped with a custom -20℉ refrigeration system featuring full redundancy, precise sensor calibration, Mycom compressors, and prefabricated skid packages, maintaining temperature within ±1℉ and enabling safe, long-term storage for aerospace-grade materials.

A 275,000 ft² low-charge ammonia refrigeration system was delivered for a Wisconsin redistribution center, maintaining -15℉ freezer temperatures with just 6,000 pounds of ammonia, featuring custom direct expansion evaporators, mini-penthouses with PID-controlled modulating valves, underfloor glycol for frost prevention, extensive sensor monitoring, and full HMI and ePSM controls, all completed ahead of schedule despite winter conditions.