It Starts With Relationships

Kent Island Mechanical is an industry leader in providing value-added mechanical construction services to our customers by creating a successful partnership with them throughout the construction process. Our pledge is to establish lasting relationships with our customers by exceeding their expectations and gaining their trust through exceptional performance by every member of the construction team.


CHoose Kent Island

Kent Island Mechanical consistently resolves our clients' toughest mechanical contracting problems in a knowledgeable, timely and fiscally responsible manner


Our Project Managers, Project Engineers, Superintendents and Foremen are some of the best and brightest in their fields with over 200 years of experience between them.


Our clients rely on us for our "trouble-shooting" expertise and our value added services


What we do

  • Full Service Mechanical Construction
  • Plan and Spec
  • Design Build
  • Pre-Construction
  • Design Assist
  • Renovations/Retrofit
  • Equipment System Upgrades
  • Chiller Installations & Replacements
  • Cooling Tower Installation & Replacements
  • Complete HVAC Systems Installations & Retrofits
  • Lab and Medical Gas Systems
  • Sheet Metal & Duct Work Installations
  • Temperature controls

News

1St Quarter Safety Awards
Kent Island Mechanical takes great pride in our safety record!
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The safety and wellbeing of our employees is very important to us as well as our customers. We want to take a moment to recognize 3 outstanding employees who exemplified our Safety objectives in the 1st Quarter 2012. They are:


Superintendent: Richard Daiker- For his excellence in providing 100% safety on the Gilbane projects while working field personnel 50+ hours per week.


Foreman/Mechanic: Ron Bessling-For his excellence in providing 100% safety on a variety of projects while working long hours with his crew of 10+ employees.


Apprentice: Pete Roche- For his excellence in 100% safety. Pete is an employee that is always 100% having PPE, required fall protection and asking the questions when needed if anything is required.


Gentlemen, thank you for being such leaders not only in your field of expertise but in Safety too!

Project Award

Turner Construction Company has awarded their Gaithersburg Otsuka Labs project to Kent Island Mechanical! Read More →

Work on this fast track project includes full lab demo/renovation with new hoods, casework, dedicated rooftop air handling unit, exhaust systems, fully welded stainless steel duct system, new plumbing and lab gas systems. We look forward to working with TCC on this project! We welcome this opportunity to support the Turner Team!

Welcome New Employee Mike Layden!
Kent Island Mechanical welcomes Michael Layden as its newest team member! Read More →

Mike has assumed the role of Director of Estimating. Mike has over 19 years of HVAC and Plumbing experience working with some of the largest General Contractors in the Washington D.C. area. We look forward to a long and productive relationship! Welcome Aboard Mike!

Kent Island Mechanical's 1st Annual Teambuilding Event held at Terrapin Park!

Recent Projects

Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center

Project required replacing all major mechanical equipment, ductwork, terminal boxes, plumbing, DDC controls upgrades and systems commissioning. The project was a complete demo and renovation of the B3B level ROB facility and associated B4 and 1B mechanical rooms.


Louis F Stokes Laboratory Facility

This project was a complete renovation and conversion of an existing BSL3 lab space in the basement of Building 50 to a new state of the art facility which included; all new fully welded ductwork, new terminal boxes, bubble tight fast acting dampers, DDC controls, repairs and new bio seal on the existing autoclave, new exhaust fan motors and drives, misc repairs to other base building piping and plumbing support systems and a new pass thru decon shower system.



Pentagon



Project required replacing 14" and 16" mains and installing bypass piping and controls to support decoupling of critical computer and command systems from plant chilled water loop.