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A school pool’s mechanical systems work in a demanding environment, where ventilation and heating must support the space’s daily use. At Rockhurst High School, Innovative Mechanical Concepts’ equipment replacement project centers on upgrading the pool area’s exterior air supply unit and integrating it with the building’s existing infrastructure.

 At Hennessy Research Associates, Innovative Mechanical Concepts’ project brought together six walk-in coolers and two walk-in freezers, creating dedicated temperature-controlled spaces throughout the facility.

At Del Monte’s Kansas City location, Innovative Mechanical Concepts’ banana room refrigeration project focused on replacing the unit coolers serving two refrigerated spaces. These systems play an essential role in moving cooled air throughout the rooms and supporting the conditions needed for product storage.

Replacing rooftop HVAC equipment takes planning, precision, and coordination from the ground up. At Cummins Sales and Service in Kansas City, Innovative Mechanical Concepts replaced an existing rooftop unit to support dependable heating, cooling, and everyday building comfort. The project brought together equipment removal, crane operations, mechanical installation, and startup under one coordinated effort.

For travelers stopping at Pilot Travel, a welcoming food display is part of a convenient stop. Behind that experience is equipment that needs to be properly installed and ready for daily use. Innovative Mechanical Concepts supported the store with a new food hot case installation and the electrical work needed to bring it into operation.

Innovative Mechanical Concepts replaced two aging 80-gallon water heaters with a new Rinnai SENSEI CX commercial tankless system serving the building’s showers, bathrooms, and kitchen areas.

Innovative Mechanical Concepts replaced two aging 80-gallon water heaters with a new Rinnai SENSEI CX commercial tankless system serving the building’s showers, bathrooms, and kitchen areas.

Innovative Mechanical Concepts replaced two aging 80-gallon water heaters with a new Rinnai SENSEI CX commercial tankless system serving the building’s showers, bathrooms, and kitchen areas.

Planned boiler plant upgrade to a high-efficiency AERCO CFR, tied into existing venting and piping for a faster, less disruptive retrofit.

Dedicated LG mini-split with a 75-foot run through a crowded vertical chase and mechanical room, plus a 24-inch concrete core drill to the garage.