Services
Pipe, duct and mechanical insulation for commercial buildings
We install the insulation that goes on the mechanical systems of a commercial building — the pipe runs, the ductwork and the equipment in the plant room. Every service here is commercial scope, in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Washington DC.
Pipe Insulation
Fiberglass pipe insulation with ASJ, PVC or aluminum jacketing on chilled water, heating hot water, domestic water, steam and refrigerant lines.
Fiberglass · ASJ jacket · PVC jacketing · Aluminum
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Duct Insulation
Foil-faced wrap and board insulation on supply, return and exhaust ductwork, including exterior duct runs and rooftop equipment.
Foil-faced fiberglass · Duct wrap · Duct board
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Mechanical & Equipment Insulation
Insulating chillers, boilers, pumps, tanks, heat exchangers and air handling units, cut and fitted to the equipment as it sits.
Board insulation · Blanket insulation · Removable covers
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Fiberglass & Board Insulation
Rigid fiberglass and mineral wool board fitted to ductwork, plenums and equipment, cut on site to the real dimensions.
Rigid fiberglass board · Mineral wool board · FSK facing
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Insulation Removal & Replacement
Taking off failed, wet or damaged insulation and re-insulating the line in place, phased around an occupied building.
Removal · Disposal · New jacketing
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What we install, and where it goes
The right material depends on the temperature, the location and how the run is exposed. We stock and install the common commercial materials, and we will tell you plainly which one your job needs.
- Fiberglass pipe insulationChilled water, hot water, steam, refrigerant lines
- ASJ & PVC jacketingExposed runs, washdown areas, plant rooms
- Aluminum jacketingExterior runs, rooftops, mechanical yards
- Foil-faced duct wrapSupply, return and outside air ductwork
- Rigid fiberglass boardDuctwork, plenums, equipment, lined surfaces
- Mineral wool boardHigh-temperature pipe and equipment, fire-rated assemblies
- Blanket insulationLarge equipment, tanks, irregular shapes
- Removable coversValves, strainers and equipment that gets serviced
How a job runs
From first call to closed out
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Send the scope
Plans, specs, a site address, a photo of the mechanical room — whatever you have. Even a rough list of pipe sizes is enough to start.
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We price it straight
We look at what is actually there and quote the work as it will be installed. If something in the spec will not work in the field, we say so before the bid, not after.
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Scheduled to your sequence
We fit the mechanical schedule and the other trades. Rough-in when the piping is up, trim-out when the ceilings close, and no crew standing around.
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Installed and closed out
Joints sealed, vapor barrier continuous, jacketing cut to the real dimensions, site clean. Walk it with us and we fix anything you flag.