Customer: Allegion Steelcraft Building: Manufacturing facility
Size: 900,000 square feet on 20 acres of landThe work at the plant began as small projects including the replacement of HVAC equipment and five rooftop units. These projects lead to a preventative maintenance HVAC contract in 2016. In 2017, the contract was expanded to include plumbing and fire suppression to their annual contract.
The ApproachPer the expanded contract, TP Mechanical has proactively provided the following services:
Quarterly maintenance of HVAC systems Boilers Chillers Roof-top units Unit heaters Process refrigeration HVAC repairs Air Balancing Backflow maintenance & repairs Cleaning of all coils and equipment outside of the building The ResultsProactively maintaining Allegion’s equipment has enabled us ...Read More
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Topre America Corporation
Thomas & Marker
Gresham Smith & Partners
Gresham Smith & Partners
Manufacturing
$6 million Phase I & II
Project DescriptionTopre America Corporation is a Japanese auto part manufacturing firm that recently purchased the 30-acre Champion City Business Park in Springfield, Ohio. They intend to use the 146,000 square foot facility for both stamping and assembly processes. This facility will support their work with Honda and Toyota.
Thomas & Marker contacted TP Mechanical to leverage our capabilities in meeting the demands of accelerated schedules, and contracted us to install HVAC, fire protection and plumbing systems. During the scope review, TP identified some areas that ...Read More
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West Clermont School District
Turner Construction
SFA Architecture
SFA Architecture
Education
$9.4 million
Project Description
This new high school is 370,000 square feet and was built to consolidate two former high schools in the area. The school is a completely wireless facility and utilizes natural light in 99% of the classrooms, including a music wing. The school also features a theater, gymnasium and new stadium, each seating 1,002, 2,500 and 4,000 people, respectively. The school also boasts an Olympic-size competition swimming pool, along with a therapy pool. Mercy Health will also occupy the school.
TP Mechanical was excited to work on the West Clermont High School project ...Read More
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Ross Local Schools
Turner Construction Company
SHP Leading Design
SHP Leading Design
Education
$2.8 million
January 2014
August 2014
Butler County’s 10 public school districts have spent a combined $24.4 million in construction, renovations and capital improvements this summer. (Poturalski, 2014)
For many schools districts the repairs were routine re-paving parking lots, but many were also upgrading classrooms to accommodate STEM classes and updating buildings with more security features and energy-efficient systems. (Poturalski, 2014)
Renovations to Morgan include secure entrances; a new energy efficient geothermal heating and cooling system; an enlarged cafeteria and kitchen; new music and art classrooms; new life/safety systems including sprinklers, fire alarms and security cameras; all doors and ...Read More
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Adena Health
Danis Building Construction Co.
Design Group
Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Inc
Hospital
$7.1 million
August 2008
April 2010
The Adena Northeast Expansion project at 272 Hospital Road, Chillicothe, OH, was completed in April 2010; TP Mechanical installed the plumbing, HVAC and fire protection systems and provided coordination services.
The project’s original contract value was $7,010,142, and had a final contract value of $7,168,000, due to owner additions and changes. The project was originally scheduled to be completed by January 2010; the actual completion date was April 2010.
The TP Mechanical team brought several innovative approaches to the project. Floor penetration layouts were performed using a Trimble Robotic ...Read More
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Mount Carmel Health Systems
Messer Construction Company
Moody Nolan Architects
Heapy Engineering
Hospital
$2.6 million
May 2010
January 2011
The New Albany Surgical Hospital project at 7333 Smith’s Mill Road, New Albany, Ohio, was completed in January 2011. TP Mechanical installed and remodeled the HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems.
The Mt. Carmel New Albany Hospital has a long-standing tradition of excellence. For seven years running, they have received the Summit Award from the national healthcare research firm, Press Ganey Associates, for “sustained excellence in patient care.” Building surgery and nursing additions furthered their value proposition as a leader in the healthcare field in ...Read More
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Methodist Eldercare Services
Messer Construction Company
pH7 Architects, Inc.
X-Cel Engineering
Healthcare
$1.9 million
February 2011
May 2012
The Wesley Glenn Wellness & Therapy addition began in the early spring of 2011, taking more than 14,000 man hours to complete by May of 2012. The Wesley Glen project was a building addition to an existing wellness center in a retirement village associated with Methodist Eldercare. The retirement facility had been using a bus to transport its residents across town to their sister facility for wellness and therapy and decided to add the center to their Clintonville location.
The building’s design included a well-equipped workout ...Read More
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The Ohio State University
Smoot Construction
Caldwell Associates
Heapy Engineering
University, Dorms
$30.7 million
June 2011
July 2012
The past three years, TP Mechanical has held multiple mechanical systems contracts for plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection with The Ohio State University for projects known as the South High Rise buildings. We started working in Park-Stradley Hall and then moved to Smith-Steeb & Siebert. We are currently working on new bid contracts for this renovation. TP Mechanical was hired as the lead contractor in MEP coordination and REVIT modeling.
For this massive undertaking at one of the country’s largest universities, TP Mechanical utilized fabrication in our ISO-registered ...Read More
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Mount Carmel Health System
Messer Construction Co.
Moody Nolan Inc.
Heapy Engineering
Hospital, Healthcare
$1.6 million
November 2012
December 2013
Mount Carmel Health Systems required quick occupancy, and a normal construction schedule would not meet their needs. TP Mechanical proposed a prefabrication process to reduce the construction schedule. We rented a warehouse two miles from the project to prefabricate 1,500 feet of rack systems that included domestic water, fire protection, medical gas, heating hot water, supply and return ductwork, VAV terminal units, control wiring, and electrical services. The piping and ductwork were pressure-tested prior to delivery.The Mount Carmel St Ann’s Tower project located at 500 ...Read More
When TriMold LLC, a plastic supplier for Honda, came to us to design and build their fire protection system, we knew we had quite a job on our hands.
Due to the nature of the type of production going on in this facility, fire suppression and special hazard design was vital to the safety of the building and its occupants. Additionally, the remote location of the facility meant it didn’t have a nearby water source sufficient enough to sustain the necessary hazard design.
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Everything old is new again.
Considered an “architectural jewel,” the Ohio Wesleyan University Stuyvesant Hall residence hall is a campus icon. Originally constructed in 1931, the 74,000-square-foot building was considered a model for dormitories when it opened its doors to students. Today, it’s one of 11 Ohio Wesleyan buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
Originally, the building was an all-female dormitory. During WWII, the women were relocated, and the building was occupied by V-5 Navy students. Today it’s a co-ed building and houses about 230 college students every year. Boasting such amenities as a smoking lounge known as the “Smoker” ...Read More
When it came time to renovate Cunz Hall on the campus of The Ohio State University, TP Mechanical was proud to work with Ruscilli Construction on the $24.4 million project. The HVAC and Plumbing portions of the contract on this home to the University’s College of Public Health involved a complete overhaul of the systems, including hydronic service for steam, chilled water, hot water and refrigeration piping. The plumbing installation included cold and hot water, lab water, lab air and storm and sanitary systems. TP Mechanical’s fabrication team supplied exhaust and return air ductwork.
The building, originally constructed in 1968, became ...Read More