HVAC: Welded With Precision, Driven by Purpose

In the heart of Colorado’s booming construction and industrial sector, MechOne stands out as a leader in commercial HVAC and sheet metal fabrication. Founded in 2000, the company has built a reputation for technical expertise, innovation and a deep commitment to customer satisfaction.

MechOne’s journey began with a clear vision. “We just wanted to concentrate on our core strength, which is sheet metal. We work all throughout the state of Colorado, so a lot of our work is out of the Colorado Springs area; either in the mountains or extending north of Denver and south of Pueblo,” says Roy Jensen, President of Operations at MechOne. Their focus on specialized projects and high standards quickly set them apart in the competitive Colorado market.

Building a Legacy in HVACFrom the outset, MechOne’s founders, both with backgrounds in large mechanical firms, aimed to create a company that excelled in both fabrication and installation. “We’ll take a document and create CAD/BIM coordination drawings. We fabricate directly from these files (drawings), install the systems specified and approved, and can even maintain and service all the equipment and the products that we provided in the future” Jensen explains, highlighting their integrated approach. 

MechOne’s 60,000-plus square foot Colorado Springs facility is a testament to their investment in technology. “We use a windows-based digitized estimating software system, AutoCAD, Revit & CAMduct for coordination drawings,” Jensen says. “We integrate those CAD files directly into fabrication by downloading into our fully automated fiber laser, as well as a complete coil line and spiral tubeformer.  We often are able to incorporate the use of laser welders during this controlled fabrication process” This seamless workflow ensures the highest quality, precision and efficiency on every project.

The company’s commitment to innovation is evident in its use of advanced machinery. “Using cutting-edge technology, we will manifold spiral and rectangular ductwork. We’ll make it specific to the job site and project specifications and create lengths up to 30 feet. We label all of our ductwork during the CAD/BIM process and renumber it specifically to how it will be installed; so it gets installed more like an erector-set,” says Michael Daugharty, MechOne’s President of Business Development, emphasizing the company's attention to detail and customization.

MechOne’s portfolio spans educational, government, semiconductor, healthcare, office, retail and manufacturing facilities. “A lot of our work is in the medical and school sector of construction, and we use a lot of specialized equipment to ensure both quality and productivity,” Jensen says. The company's ability to adapt to different environments and requirements has made them a trusted partner for clients across Colorado state

Safety and quality are at the core of MechOne’s operations. MechOne has an active safety program that has won several awards, including the Pinnacol Assurance Circle-of-Safety Award and the SMACNA Zero Injury Safety Award.

As the demand for efficient and reliable HVAC systems grows in the Colorado market, MechOne is poised to remain a leader in the industry, driven by innovation, advanced techniques, integrity and its dedicated team.