Market: Education
Contractor: McCarthy Building Companies
Location: Los Angeles
Summary: This $96.7 million high school in Los Angeles was completed nearly two months ahead of schedule

Market: Commercial
Contractor: Faithful & Gould
Location: Carson, CA
Summary: The project consisted of steam and condensate, process hot water and hot water heat recover piping spanning the entire facility. The centerpiece was a 40′ x 40′ structural steel platform housing several plate and frame heat exchangers.

Market: Commercial
Contractor: Faithful & Gould
Location: Carson, CA
Summary: Constructing a 15′ x 12′ x 10′ tube steel skid with five individual, 28 degrees Fahrenheit/210 degrees Fahrenheit tempering systems was the project. The shell and tube heat exchangers, vertical inline pumps, and associated peripherals were built in the shop and reassembled onsite.

Market: Hospitals & Healthcare
Contractor: Swinerton Builders
Location: Mission Hills, CA
Summary: Xcel Mechanical Systems installed a new 1,620-ton Central Plant with three chillers and three cooling towers. The scope-of-work for this OSHPD project included site work and HVAC piping.

Market: Entertainment
Contractor: Thor Corporation
Location: Anaheim, CA
Summary: Xcel Mechanical Systems performed the work on this infrastructure remodel project inside one of the world’s most famous theme parks.

Market: Entertainment
Contractor: C.W. Driver
Location: Universal City, CA
Summary: A complete mechanical and plumbing gut and replacement including: core restrooms, break rooms, fuel oil system serving three two-megawatt emergency generators, 1,800-ton central plant, 25 air handling units, more than 200 VAV boxes.

Market: Aerospace
Contractor: Swinerton Builders
Los Angeles: Pasadena
Summary: Xcel Mechanical work included site utilities, HVAC, plumbing, remodel and upgrade of the central plant for this seven-story, 195,000 square-foot building. The building is LEED Gold certified.

Market: Industrial
Contractor: C.C. Layne & Sons
Location: El Segundo, CA
Summary: Xcel Mechanical Systems installed a fuel laboratory test facility for Chevron. A solar-to-steam (S.S.) fuel delivery system was used to the test engines.