Elevated Solutions Team expands mechanical project-delivery platform in Texas
Elevated Solutions Team said it is expanding its commercial mechanical project-delivery platform across Dallas-Fort Worth and selected Texas markets, focusing on occupied facilities and recurring capital-improvement work.
Elevated Solutions Team said in a Sept. 8, 2026, release that it is expanding its commercial mechanical project-delivery platform across Dallas-Fort Worth and selected Texas markets.
The Dallas-based contractor said the move is aimed at owners, facility teams, general contractors, prime contractors and institutional project teams that need mechanical work handled while buildings remain in use. The company said scheduling, shutdown planning, procurement and trade coordination are central to project success.
The release said the platform covers work from existing-condition review through installation, startup, testing and documented closeout. It listed core services as commercial HVAC equipment replacement and service, hydronic piping and mechanical rooms, commercial sheet metal and air distribution, and coordinated mechanical modernization.
EST said projects can include demolition, rigging, equipment setting, piping and duct changes, pumps and valves, equipment transitions, controls coordination, flushing, pressure testing, startup, TAB or commissioning support, and final turnover. TAB refers to testing, adjusting and balancing.
The company said the expansion is focused on operating and occupied facilities, where access limits, phasing, long-lead procurement and temporary conditions can affect schedules and day-to-day operations.
Chief Executive Alonzo Hill Jr. was quoted in the release saying the company is building around work that must be planned around the facility. He said existing conditions, shutdowns, procurement, field coordination, equipment interfaces, testing and turnover affect whether a project succeeds.
EST also said it supports recurring and time-sensitive work through a Job Order Contracting and Facility Renewal platform. The release described that platform as combining field-verified scope development, line-item estimating, procurement coordination, supervised mechanical execution and documented turnover.
In addition, the company said it is pursuing qualified statewide opportunities through a Texas Special Projects and Capital Improvements platform for commercial, institutional and public-sector work where mechanical scope, procurement strategy, schedule and field execution line up.
The release identified EST as a Dallas-Fort Worth commercial mechanical contractor serving commercial, institutional and public-sector facilities. It said the company’s services include HVAC equipment replacement, chillers, boilers, hydronic piping, sheet metal, facility renewal, Job Order Contracting and coordinated mechanical construction.
EST did not provide a dollar figure or timeline for the expansion in the release. A media contact listed in the announcement was Darlene Green, executive assistant, Dallas.
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