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United Mechanical is a prominent mechanical contractor based in San Jose, California, specializing in HVAC and plumbing systems for commercial and industrial clients. Founded in 2003 by Tom Sosine and Jon Gundersen, the company operates throughout Northern California and serves a diverse range of sectors, including biomedical, healthcare, education, and mission-critical facilities. United Mechanical is recognized as one of the top five mechanical contractors in the region by annual revenue, generating between $50 million and $100 million. The company offers a variety of services, including custom design and construction of HVAC and plumbing systems, 24/7 emergency repairs, and lifecycle management. United Mechanical focuses on technically demanding projects and emphasizes client-centric service, aiming to build lasting relationships with general contractors, developers, and property managers. With a team of over 200 employees, the company invests in talent development and advanced project management resources to ensure high-quality service delivery.
PROVIDING THE UTILITY EXPERTISE YOU NEED, EVERY SINGLE DAY. Established in 1924, The Hydaker-Wheatlake Company (HWC) has been involved in the effective construction of utility facilities ever since. The Hydaker-Wheatlake Company is the senior member of a four company corporate group, Utility Supply and Construction Company, providing safe, quality service to the utility industry 100% of the time. HWC possesses the talent to design and procure the necessary material and then build the most cost-effective and efficient system for our customers. We pride ourselves in being a dynamic, flexible company able to mobilize and execute work in a wide variety of locations, safely in a minimal amount of time. Most importantly, we provide the highest quality product for the lowest installed cost. The Hydaker-Wheatlake Company (HWC) has expertise in all facets for infrastructure of utility construction. HWC is staffed to undertake the task of managing the maintenance, construction, inspection, and repair of substations, gas, or electric distribution lines and transmission lines for power plant, solar power, and wind farm generation. HWC has the ability to not only perform the fieldwork requested, but also manage the reporting and documentation required by any company or municipality. The Hydaker-Wheatlake Company seeks out and employs a workforce exceeding customer expectations and standards in both quality and safety. In addition, HWCs Project Management Teams work systematically to ensure finished projects are under budget and on time. Our robust and diverse utility experience as well as vertical integration with our partners ensure an ease of interconnect with customers second to none. Most importantly, our attention to detail regarding the safety of our employees, customers, and general public makes us one of the safest utility contractors in the industry.
Holliday Rock Co., Inc. is a prominent construction materials manufacturer based in Upland, California, with over 85 years of experience. Founded in 1937, the company operates 40 locations throughout Southern and Central California. It specializes in producing aggregates, hot mix asphalt, and ready-mix concrete, serving a variety of infrastructure, commercial, and residential projects. As one of the largest independent manufacturers in the United States, Holliday Rock is committed to safety, sustainability, and quality. The company employs around 223 people and emphasizes workforce empowerment and community engagement. It actively collaborates with industry organizations, including the Associated General Contractors of California and the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association, to promote best practices in construction.
Brinderson is one of the leading companies in the Real Estate and Construction sector.