Our work

What the work
looks like.

Photos off the jobs: stainless hoods and canopies first, then the duct work and the installations, the rooftop and exterior equipment, and the panels and hood controls that run the system. No stock pictures, nothing borrowed — this is the trade as we do it.

01Hoods & kitchens

Canopies, filters and the stainless behind them — the part of the job the phone rings for.

02Duct work & installation

Duct made for the room, and the equipment going up into it.

03Rooftop & exterior equipment

The equipment that sits out in the weather — set, mounted and connected.

04Electrical & hood controls

The panels and the controls we build and wire for the hood system.

The photos

24 on the site

Hoods & kitchens

A stainless steel commercial kitchen exhaust hood with a corrugated grease filter and a matching stainless backsplash wall below it. — Stainless hood and backsplash over a cooking line.

A brushed stainless steel kitchen exhaust hood canopy with a row of mesh grease filters and corrugated stainless wall panels beneath it. — Hood canopy with a full row of grease filters.

A commercial kitchen under construction with stainless steel cooking equipment and a large exhaust hood, duct sections resting on the floor in front. — Hood set over the cooking line in a kitchen under construction.

A wall-mounted fire suppression system with two cylinders and a control box, beside foil-faced insulated hood duct on a kitchen wall. — Hood fire suppression cylinders beside the insulated hood duct.

A worker on a ladder installing a large cylindrical ventilation unit at the roofline of a metal building, with a material lift on the ground below. — A large ventilation unit going in at the roofline.

Duct work & installation

Large insulated galvanized duct runs suspended from the ceiling of an industrial room with polished concrete floors and corrugated metal walls. — Insulated duct runs hung through an industrial room.

Galvanized metal duct work and ceiling framing installed over a space under construction, with spray foam walls behind and daylight coming through the roof structure. — Galvanized duct work and ceiling framing during an install.

A large rectangular HVAC unit wrapped in protective film being raised on a material lift inside an unfinished commercial space. — A big unit going up on the material lift.

An unfinished commercial space with a crated unit on a pallet and a large industrial air handling unit still wrapped in protective film, waiting to be set. — Crated equipment and a unit waiting to be set.

A warehouse under construction with a worker raised in a scissor lift working near the wall, and an air handler boxed on the floor below. — Working overhead in a warehouse under construction.

Inside a metal building with white insulated walls and exposed beams, a lift standing beside a crated air handler unit on the floor. — Lift and a crated air handler inside a metal building.

A workshop floor with metal duct sections, a blue lift, a ladder and a boxed air handler waiting to go out. — Duct sections and a boxed unit staged in the shop.

Rooftop & exterior equipment

A silver inline roof exhaust fan assembly mounted on a flat gray roof surface, with warning labels on its side panel. — Roof exhaust fan set on a flat roof.

Galvanized rooftop ventilation and ductwork units installed on a flat roof, with hills and blue sky behind them. — Rooftop vents and ductwork installed on a flat roof.

A large rooftop HVAC unit sitting on a flat commercial roof, with a second similar unit in the distance under a cloudy sky. — Rooftop unit set on a commercial roof.

Two large silver cylindrical ventilation units on the flat roof of a single story commercial building behind a metal railing. — Ventilation units on the roof of a commercial building.

A cylindrical exhaust fan mounted on the exterior wall of a dark metal building, with conduit running down to a junction box. — Wall-mounted exhaust fan on a metal building.

The exterior of a commercial building showing a large exhaust fan, electrical panels with conduit and two mounted condensers. — Exhaust fan, panels and condensers on the outside of a kitchen building.

Electrical & hood controls

Two grey electrical control boxes on a cinderblock wall, each labeled for fans and lights, with conduit running into the tops. — Hood control panels for fans and lights, built and wired.

An open electrical control box on a block wall showing its wiring, relays and terminal blocks, with a reset station mounted below it. — Control panel open: relays, terminal blocks and wiring.

A light grey metal electrical enclosure mounted on a textured wall, with a danger arc flash warning label on the front and conduit entering the top. — A closed electrical panel for the hood, with its warning label.

The inside of an open wall-mounted control box showing colored wiring, a terminal block, two contactors and a relay. — Control panel interior: contactors, relay and terminal blocks.

An open grey control box on a wall with wiring running between a terminal block, two contactors and a relay. — Hood control panel being wired.

Two open electrical boxes mounted on a white block wall with a thick bundle of wires hanging out, and a cordless drill resting on a step stool below. — Panel install in progress, boxes open on the wall.

Want to see something closer to what your kitchen needs? Call and describe the room — hoods, duct work, controls, or the power and the cooling that go with them.

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What you are looking at

One crew, start to finish.

The hood, the duct behind it, the panels that run it and the equipment on the roof are all the same crew. That is why the photos look like one job rather than four subcontractors — because on most of these, they were.

Every photo here is off a real job. None of it is stock.

Hoods & kitchens

Canopies, filters and the stainless behind them — the part of the job the phone rings for.

Duct work & installation

Duct made for the room, and the equipment going up into it.

Rooftop & exterior equipment

The equipment that sits out in the weather — set, mounted and connected.

Electrical & hood controls

The panels and the controls we build and wire for the hood system.

Hoods are the lead, and the duct work and controls behind them come with the same crew.

How the hood work goes

Planning a kitchen or a hood?

Talk to us before the wall goes up.

915-875-7223 Request a quote

What the worklooks like.

Hoods & kitchens

Duct work & installation

Rooftop & exterior equipment

Electrical & hood controls

One crew, start to finish.

Talk to us before the wall goes up.

What the work
looks like.