Commercial Mechanical Contractor Services
Cortez works as a full mechanical contractor for commercial and industrial clients across Florida, not just an HVAC repair company. That covers chillers, boilers, pumps, piping, and the mechanical systems that keep a plant, hospital, or large facility running.
We handle new mechanical installs, retrofit projects, and ongoing service contracts, so you’re not managing three different vendors for the same equipment room.
Commercial Chiller Repair
Diagnosis and repair for centrifugal, screw, and scroll chillers serving large commercial buildings.
Industrial Chiller Service
Scheduled service for the chillers manufacturing plants depend on for process cooling, not just comfort.
Boiler & Pump Systems
Repair and service for the boilers, pumps, and piping tied into your mechanical room.
Mechanical System Retrofits
Upgrading aging mechanical infrastructure without shutting a facility down to do it.
How Mechanical Contracting Works With Cortez
We start most mechanical projects with a walkthrough of the existing equipment room, since chillers, boilers, and pumps installed at different times rarely share one clean service history.
For service contracts, we build a schedule around your equipment’s actual runtime and manufacturer requirements, not a generic quarterly visit. For chiller repair, we diagnose electrical, refrigerant, and mechanical failures separately, since a chiller going down affects an entire building’s cooling at once.
On larger mechanical projects, we coordinate around your operating hours so a plant or other industrial facility isn’t losing production time to a mechanical upgrade.
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Mechanical Contractor Questions We Hear Often
What's the difference between a mechanical contractor and an HVAC company?
A mechanical contractor handles a building’s full mechanical scope, chillers, boilers, pumps, and piping, not just air conditioning. Cortez covers both under one contract instead of splitting the work across vendors.
How often should a commercial chiller be serviced?
Most commercial chillers need service two to four times a year depending on run hours and manufacturer requirements. Industrial chillers running continuously often need more frequent checks.
Can you repair industrial chillers used for process cooling, not just comfort cooling?
Yes, process chillers carry different tolerances and refrigerant requirements than comfort cooling systems, and we service both types.
Do you handle boilers as well as chillers?
Yes, our mechanical scope covers boilers, pumps, and piping tied into your building’s mechanical systems, not chillers alone.
Can mechanical work be scheduled around a facility's operating hours?
Yes, we coordinate mechanical service and retrofit work around production schedules and patient care hours so operations aren’t interrupted.
Explore Our Other Services
Mechanical contracting is one part of what we do. We also handle commercial AC repair, rooftop unit service, and emergency HVAC calls across Florida.
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5012 US-41
Palmetto, FL 34221