At Thermal Concepts, we take pride not just in delivering top-tier HVAC solutions but also in our commitment to our community, our team, and the industries we serve. Here’s a look at our latest achievements, projects, and milestones.
Adopt-A-Highway Initiative
TCI has adopted a portion of Griffin Road just east of University. All TCI employees and their family members are welcome to help with the highway clean ups. You can expect to have some fun with your fellow co-workers while also doing your Clarence Smith Jorge Lopez Juan Paez Karem Hall Levi Kellum Otis Dias Parker Sensbach Patrick Carraher Robert Fernandez Robert Maurer Susan Zander Victor Sanchez William Pino part for the community. Service hours are also given to any students in need!
NEXT CLEAN UP IS
December 12th 2020 PLEASE SIGN UP WITH JOHN HALL
Congratulations Thermal Concepts Construction Team!
Associated Builders and Contractors East Coast Chapter awarded our construction team the 2020 Excellence in Construction -HVAC trophy for their exemplary work at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Sunny Isles Beach. The work encompassed the installation of Stainless Steel Cooling Tower Basins, Outside Air Units, BMS, and Ductwork for all HVAC Components. The project totaled $10.6 million and was completed with over 85,600 man hours in a period of 18 months. This award winning project was supervised by Luis Jimenez.
June's Admin of the Quarter
Birthdays
Congratulations
Anniversary
Happy Veteran's Day
Trane Seminole Tribe of Florida
Job Name – Immokalee Reservation:
Replacement of five (5) commercial type RTU’s and curb adaptors & sixteen (16) commercial/residential type split systems and roof stands. Big Cypress Reservation: Replacement of twenty (20) commercial type RTU’s and curb adaptors & twenty (20) commercial/residential type split systems and roof stands. Immokalee Reservation: Replacement of sixteen (16) refrigerant line sets and insulation.
- Division: Service Department
- Salesman: Shelby W. Wilson Sr.
- Project Manager: Christian Castro
- Project Lead/Foreman: Ramon Pena
Project Summary:
Thermal Concepts has been awarded a large project working with Trane and Tyrone Electrical at the Seminole Tribe of Florida Big Cypress & Immokalee Reservations in Clewiston, FL. & Immokalee, FL. As usual, our client has provided an extremely demanding target date of completion. The team has spent many hours of pre-planning & coordinating on the front end to meet the very fluid logistical challenges that a multi-site, multi-contractor, out of town project will demand. Our team will face many hours of windshield time as well as a very extremely fast pace of work throughout this project, requiring mostly 10-14 hours days. All the while wearing face masks and PPE required to follow CDC & OSHA Guidelines. As most of us know firsthand or could imagine, working on the roof or above a ceiling in the heat while dressed in full PPE with a face mask is not typically a very comfortable situation to be in. Especially for extended periods of time. I feel very fortunate to be part of this amazing team of guys that will undoubtedly overcome the day to day challenges. Crossing the finish line on time and under budget.
Thank you for doing “Whatever it takes” to keep this machine moving forward boys!
-Shelby W. Wilson Sr.
Cardone Enterprises is one of the newest BMS installations completed by Roth Southeast
Many of you have probably seen the 10X logo around the office or heard about the 10X leadership conference last year, Shelby Wilson took the words he heard to task and secured a Service Contract at their Corporate Office Building in Aventura. Upon learning they had humidity issues in the building, Shelby brought in Roth Southeast to help with a solution. After some discovery, we learned the units were oversized and not cycling cooling long enough to properly dehumidify. Roth Southeast used a Schneider Electric control solution using programable thermostats that proudly display the customers 10X logo, coupled with VFDs for reducing off coil temperatures on partial load to resolve the humidity issue.
Great job Bic Vest, Bryan O’Neill, and Marcus Francis!
