Van Alstyne ISD's new high school is a 361,000-square-foot campus built to serve as the district's flagship secondary campus, and ATMAC Mechanical was brought on to handle the plumbing for the project from start to finish. As a full ground-up…
Community ISD's fifth elementary school is a ground-up new campus in Josephine, and ATMAC Mechanical handled the plumbing scope from the first pipe to final walkthrough. The work covered every plumbing system a new elementary campus needs — kitchen lines,…
Bailey Junior High's remodel and addition gave ATMAC Mechanical the chance to handle a full HVAC overhaul — tearing out aging equipment and replacing it end to end across both the existing building and its new addition. The scope included…
Wylie Fire Station #4 called for a fully reliable HVAC system — one built to keep equipment bays, living quarters, and offices running around the clock for the crews stationed there. ATMAC Mechanical handled the complete HVAC installation for the…
The City of Plano's Council Chambers and Action Center renovation brought ATMAC Mechanical in to update the HVAC and plumbing behind one of the city's most visible public meeting spaces. The scope covered both systems for the renovated space, bringing…
GUNN Fine Arts Junior High is a two-story campus built around music, art, and performance spaces — each with its own climate and ventilation demands — and ATMAC Mechanical handled the HVAC demolition and replacement for the entire building. The…
XO Marriage's Southlake facility needed an HVAC system built to serve large gathering spaces — auditoriums, event rooms, and offices — comfortably and consistently. ATMAC Mechanical handled the full HVAC installation, engineering the system to keep large group spaces climate-controlled…
TRAXXAS's McKinney facility called for an HVAC system built to support a mix of office and industrial-style space under one roof. ATMAC Mechanical handled the complete HVAC installation for the building, sizing the system to the demands of the facility's…
Van Alstyne ISD launched construction of its second elementary school named Bob and Lola Sanford Elementary School on August 10, 2017. This two-story, 80,000-square-foot school was designed to house pre-K and first grades on the first floor and grades two through five on the second floor.
A unique element to this project for ATMAC and its HVAC services was the full gymnasium built to serve as the school’s storm shelter. ATMAC worked with project engineers on a special housing FEMA grills. Space was also designated for after-school community activities and ATMAC provided HVAC and plumbing for a standard elementary school cafeteria and library.
ATMAC provided HVAC installation services for the new construction of a 13,000-square-foot fire station in Little Elm, Texas. Construction began in February 2017 for the building that would provide fire and EMS services to a growing population along 380, the northern part of FM 423, and other parts of Denton County. The new fire station was designed to sleep up to nine fire and EMS employees and store up to five fire trucks and EMS vehicles.
