Weld
Arc on the flange
Tillman gloves, Burned Sleeves helmet, real Midlands shop still. The joint is owned before it leaves for a plant floor.
Omaha · Hastings · Denver · Since 1980
Midlands Mechanical, commercial HVAC, plumbing, and process piping since 1980
Self-performing mechanical for plants, hospitals, schools, and food lines. Douglas Munter founded the shop April 10, 1980. Call (402) 571-4258.
Named shop · April 10, 1980
Douglas Munter's floor still owns the critical path
More than 70% self-perform. Tillman gloves and Burned Sleeves helmets on real flanges — not a stack of subcontractors guessing at the hangers. When a plant goes down in Omaha, Hastings, or Denver, the same shop that founded the company still puts spark on the joint.
Commercial HVAC, plumbing and pipefitting, process piping, design-build with VDC. One ledger. One crew that stays on the schedule.
“Midlands Mechanical, and especially Ricky and his crew, are the best contractors I've ever worked with. They exceeded every deadline, and their attention to detail is the best of any contractor in the…”
Named jobs · three chapters
Weld arc · process skid · named Omaha PM
Pin the chapter. Scrub the stills. Real Midlands work, not a residential comfort carousel.
Skid
Chilled water and hydraulic manifold
Labeled supply and return, stainless, pumps on the pad. Process work that reads clean under fluorescent light.
Crew
Ricky Christensen on the critical path
Named in review after review for pipefitting, welding, and schedules that hold. That is how Midlands closes a job.
Capabilities
Four lanes of self-performing mechanical
Commercial HVAC, plumbing and pipefitting, process piping, and design-build with VDC. One Omaha shop that still owns the critical path.
Air & hydronics
Commercial HVAC
Boilers, chillers, rooftop units, and hydronic systems coordinated in VDC before hangers go up.
Commercial HVAC details- Plumbing & PipefittingSteam, sanitary, condensate, and orbital welding on critical paths - named crews in the reviews.Plumbing & Pipefitting
- Process PipingMedical gas, ammonia, acid waste, DI/RO, and clean-room stainless that cannot tolerate a leak.Process Piping
- Design-Build & VDCEngineering, value engineering, CAD estimation, and BIM coordination before the field discovers the conflict.Design-Build & VDC
Crew ledger · 4.9 from 27 Google reviews
Maintenance managers name Ricky, and the weld holds
“Midlands Mechanical, and especially Ricky and his crew, are the best contractors I've ever worked with. They exceeded every deadline, and their attention to detail is the best of any contractor in the area! Occasionally there were oversights from the engineers with my company or with the equipment manufactures, and Doug and Ricky's crew were phenomenal to work with to get the conflicts resolved. If any breakdowns or issues occurred they were there ASAP to get us back up and operational. Simply put, if you aren't working with Midlands, you aren't getting the service and quality you need.”
“As a Maintenance Manager my go to company for anything dealing with pipe fitting, drains, welding, sanitary pipe or other food processing tasks that come up, we go with Ricky and M…”
“Midlands has contracted for the company I work for at least 10 years. I've had the pleasure of working along side Ricky many times. They are excellent pipe fitters and welders als…”
Three cities · one self-perform model
Wirt Street Omaha · Hastings · Havana Street Denver
100+ people. Roughly $40 million of work a year. English and Spanish in the field. Call the Omaha main line to start a project consult.
Questions owners ask
Commercial HVAC, plumbing, and process piping for new construction, remodels, and retrofits. That includes orbital welding, boilers and chillers, medical gas, ammonia refrigeration, steam and condensate, stainless, and clean-room systems. The company self-performs more than 70% of its work.
Main shop at 8425 Wirt St in Omaha, with offices in Hastings, Nebraska and Denver, Colorado. Projects span commercial, industrial, education, government, medical, and food-processing facilities across the Midwest.
April 10, 1980, by Douglas L. Munter. The company still runs as a self-performing mechanical contractor with more than 100 people and roughly $40 million of work per year.
Call (402) 571-4258. Hours are Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Denver is (303) 650-5990. Hastings is (402) 834-0247.
Yes. Client reviews describe ASAP response when steam lines, sanitary piping, or process equipment go down. Ask for the Omaha project managers when you call.