Overview
For over 100 years, Limbach has been providing mechanical & sheet metal contracting services from the inception of a project to the completion and maintenance of the facility. Limbach is poised to head into their next 100 years consistently looking for cutting edge mechanical technologies to continue helping their clients reach their construction goals, while maintaining financial perimeter and enhancing constructibility. Limbach capabilities include plumbing, HVAC piping and sheet metal fabrication and installation, stainless steel specialty piping, design build, and energy retrofit/management systems. Limbach consistently continues to strive for excellence in all areas of construction: pre-construction, design build, commissioning, safety, facility services, and building automation.
Today clients increasingly turn to Limbach to become a strategic partner or participate in a preconstruction role to help their customer achieve the highest value for the construction dollars in the shortest period of time.
Teaming with our customer, the architect, the engineer and other major sub-contractors, Limbach provides design assist, constructibility evaluation, Guaranteed Maximum Pricing (GMP), equipment and material selection, controls and system performance parameters. Limbach possesses the expertise required for all these services and delivers them with the type of quality control, cost sensitivity and customer satisfaction that is expected.
Consistent, predictable excellence is one of the reasons why such diverse international companies as Sony, General Motors, Ford Motors, Lockheed-Martin, DuPont, and Hewlett-Packard are Limbach’s clients. Among the high profile and complex projects Limbach has successfully completed are the Georgia Dome, the Orange County Convention Center, the Boston Fleet Center, the Detroit Lions' Practice Facility, The Palace at Auburn Hills, Soaring Eagle Casino, General Motors Truck-PDC, and the Columbus Convention Center, MGM Casino (Detroit), PNC Park, UCLA Hospital, Orange County Performing Arts Center, Florida Hospital and Coleman Prison.