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Completed mechanical work across New York City, grouped the way a bid gets evaluated. Every case study states the scope, the timeline, the square footage and what was delivered. Client names appear only with the client’s sign-off; the equipment carries the story.

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Restaurant & QSR

Kitchen HVAC, hoods, walk-ins, reach-ins and ice for high-volume food service.

Collage of four photos from the walk-in freezer floor build: plywood subfloor, cutting the diamond-plate deck, welding a seam, the finished floor

Walk-in freezer floor rebuilt from the subfloor up, inside a working kitchen

Client: Commercial kitchen, New York City

Scope: Full insulated floor build for a walk-in freezer: plywood subfloor, rigid insulation board, welded diamond-plate deck
Timeline: Built while the kitchen kept trading

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Hospitality

Hotel and venue mechanical work where downtime is a guest-facing problem.

Collage of four photos from the catering kitchen visits: the rooftop condensing unit, the walk-in unit cooler, the worn belt and new motor, the four-fan unit cooler

Catering kitchen: the walk-in that would not pull down, then the 15-ton rooftop unit

Client: Catering kitchen, New York City

Scope: Walk-in refrigeration repair, then planned maintenance on the building’s 15-ton packaged rooftop unit and the walk-in unit cooler fan motors
Timeline: Two visits, a few days apart

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Collage of four photos from the cocktail bar job: the iced coil, the frozen garnish and the display reading 39, the thawed coil, the product temperatures

Cocktail bar: three back-bar coolers, one iced solid and freezing the garnish

Client: Cocktail bar, New York City

Scope: Back-bar cooler diagnosis and repair, with the two neighbouring units checked on the same visit
Timeline: One visit

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Retail

Display cases, back-of-house refrigeration and sales-floor comfort.

Collage of four photos from the butcher cold-room service: the dripping drain, the sludge in the pan, the new expansion valve, the evaporator after service

Butcher’s cold room: a blocked drain, two evaporators and a new expansion valve in one visit

Client: Independent butcher shop, New York City

Scope: Cold-room refrigeration service: evaporator drains, condensate pump, thermostatic expansion valve, line insulation
Timeline: One visit

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Multi-Site Portfolio

One contractor across many locations, on one schedule and one invoice.

No case studies published for this sector yet. They are being written from completed work. Until then, the job log shows recent jobs.

Emergency & Critical Response

Same-day dispatch when a system is down and product or revenue is on the clock.

Collage of four photos from the care-facility kitchen job: the old mechanical defrost timer, the new electronic timer, the cleaned condenser coil, the thermometer reading 37.2 F

Care-facility kitchen: a freezer creeping up, two failed defrost timers, both boxes back overnight

Client: Kitchen serving a nursing home, New York City

Scope: Reach-in freezer and refrigerator: defrost timer failure diagnosed and both timers replaced, coils thawed and cleaned, temperatures verified
Timeline: Two visits, two days apart

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