20-Ton Commercial HVAC Replacement in Dallas, TX
TrueServ Mechanical completed a 20-ton commercial HVAC replacement in Dallas, TX, for a multi-story office building. Working with Carrier Commercial Services, TrueServ installed a new Carrier split HVAC system serving the building’s fifth floor.
Project Details
FACILITY TYPE
Multi-Story Office Building
PROJECT TYPE
Commercial HVAC Replacement & Installation
EQUIPMENT
Carrier 20-Ton Split HVAC System
LOCATION
Dallas, TX
INSTALLED CAPACITY
20 Tons
PROJECT COMPLETION
January 2026
Follow-Up February 2026
Project Overview
HVAC System Replacement in an Occupied Office Building
The project required replacing existing HVAC equipment serving the fifth floor of an occupied, multi-story commercial property.
TrueServ Mechanical furnished the labor, installation equipment, permitting, and supporting materials necessary to complete the replacement. The initial installation was completed in January 2026.
In February 2026, TrueServ returned under a separately authorized scope to replace the system’s liquid and suction refrigerant lines, completing the additional piping work associated with the installation.
Project Highlights
TrueServ Mechanical completed the following installation and replacement activities:
Removed the existing fifth-floor 20-ton split HVAC system.
Installed a new Carrier commercial 20-ton split system.
Furnished installation labor, equipment, permitting, and supporting materials.
Coordinated work within an occupied, multi-story office building.
Completed rooftop refrigerant piping and electrical disconnect connections.
Replaced the liquid and suction refrigerant lines under a separately authorized follow-up scope.
Coordinated project execution for Carrier Commercial Services.
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