
Commercial plumbing groundwork
Underground plumbing and trench-drain preparation coordinated with the building structure and concrete schedule.
Our work
A look at commercial plumbing and mechanical projects completed and documented by the AMS team.
These photos show actual AMS work in progress. Customer names, exact locations, and identifying details are intentionally omitted.

Underground plumbing and trench-drain preparation coordinated with the building structure and concrete schedule.

Field layout and installation completed before the slab, with access and future serviceability in view.

Detailed drain placement, reinforcement, and alignment before concrete placement.

Mechanical work staged and protected so the next trade can move forward cleanly.

Underground drain, waste, and vent piping installed as part of a coordinated commercial buildout.

Close-up field documentation of piping routes and connections before concealment.

Equipment, refrigerant piping, drainage, and electrical coordination during a full-system installation.

Insulated duct distribution routed through a challenging structure with service access preserved.

Air-handler components, refrigerant piping, drainage, and electrical connections evaluated as one operating system.

Insulated main duct installed and supported above an active commercial buildout.

Branch ductwork and air-distribution routing coordinated with structure, ceilings, electrical, and other trades.

Exhaust and ventilation connections installed as part of a coordinated mechanical scope.

Control-board wiring and system logic inspected during a commercial equipment repair.

Operating pressures and temperatures measured in the field before a repair recommendation is made.

Boiler controls, operating conditions, and connected components documented as part of system-level service.

Valves, pumps, backflow protection, and insulated piping repaired and improved as a coordinated system.

Water-heating equipment installed with the surrounding piping, controls, and protection considered together.

Fuel-gas piping, regulation, shutoff, and equipment connection completed and documented in the field.
Accountable project delivery
Commercial mechanical work has to fit the equipment, the building, the operating schedule, and the people responsible for the property after turnover.