Solved on screen.
Before it's built.
Five systems. One ceiling.
Give every run room to work.
Ceiling plenum / illustrative model
Those red marks are where installation gets complicated. Try the coordination.
A demonstration of the thinking. Not a construction drawing.
From the drawing
to the shop floor.
Generated shop illustration.Not an IMS facility photograph.
40,000+ square feet under cover.
Room to fabricate the ductwork and piping. Room to keep equipment under cover. Room to be ready when the job calls for it.
IMS's expanded warehouses support in-house sheet metal, piping and plumbing fabrication. The work starts here, before it reaches the jobsite.
Inside IMSEvery trade.
Same drawing.
Six divisions bring the mechanical work together, from the CAD model to the final connection.
Sheet metal / coil line
In-house coil lines and plasma cutting support duct fabrication for multiple projects at once.
Spec sheetWelding
Certified crews for hot and chilled water systems, with shop fabrication for stainless condensate duct, grease duct and high-pressure plenums.
Spec sheetPipe fitting
Pipe fitting and millwright crews handle split systems through large chilled and hot water systems.
Spec sheetHVAC
Commercial heating and cooling, including chilled water, hydronic heating, refrigeration and energy recovery systems.
Spec sheet3D / imaging / CAD detailing
2D and 3D coordination drawings turn the model into fabrication plans and catch conflicts before installation.
Spec sheetPlumbing
Plumbing systems for tenant finish-outs through high-security government installations.
Spec sheetHVAC / Design-build / Plumbing / Process piping / Ventilation / Refrigeration / Thermal storage / Utilities
Big equipment.
Tight coordination.
A chilled water system reaches well beyond the equipment pad. IMS brings the piping, sheet metal and HVAC work into the same plan.
See the HVAC scope
Not an IMS installation photograph.
A family trade.
A company of his own.
Edgar R. Kleck III, known as Kip, grew up around the plumbing and piping business. In 1996, he founded International Mechanical Services.
His vision put mechanical and plumbing work under one roof. Today, the San Antonio shop brings fabrication, coordination and installation together.
Edgar R. “Kip”
Kleck III
Founder + president
$50,000 to $30M
A range built across years in the industry.
Let's make
room for it.
Bring the plans and the questions. Start a conversation with Dawn at IMS.
Email DawnDawn Kleck / email
dawn@imssatx.comOffice / phone
210-732-6188and plumbing