Process systems sit between plumbing and engineering: a facility manager needs a new RO water loop, a chemical transfer line, or compressed air to a new production cell, and the gap between 'we need' and a clear contractor scope is where cost and downtime grow.
We bring master-plumber field experience to industrial scopes: walking the plant, defining what needs to be built, recommending materials compatible with the media, temperature and pressure, writing the scope for bidding, and checking the work and testing documentation. Where sealed engineering is required, we coordinate with the engineer of record.
When to call us
- You're adding or relocating process equipment
- A system has recurring leaks, corrosion or pressure problems
- You need a clear scope to bid process piping work
- Contractor proposals are hard to compare
- You need testing and documentation verified
What we do
- Site walk and existing-system assessment
- Media, temperature and pressure compatibility review
- Scope of work and specification development
- Contractor proposal review
- Pressure testing, labeling and documentation verification
What you get
What drives the fee
- System size and number of media
- Site access and shutdown windows
- Documentation needs
- Oversight visits during installation
Process Piping FAQ
Are you a process engineer?
We're licensed master plumbers with industrial field experience. We handle assessment, scope, materials and oversight, and coordinate with an engineer of record when sealed design is required.
What kinds of facilities do you work with?
Manufacturing, food and beverage, labs, data centers, warehouses and utility plants along the I-35 corridor.
Can you work around production shutdowns?
Yes. We plan site walks and inspections around your production schedule and shutdown windows.