TDIndustries
Engineering and Design-Build.
About the firm
TDIndustries is a premier mechanical construction and facilities services company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and founded in 1946. Engineering, construction, operations, and maintenance services span the full building lifecycle. MEP engineering capabilities include design-build and design-assist delivery using a data-driven, one-model approach with BIM technology. Mechanical construction services cover HVAC, plumbing, process piping, and specialty construction. Dedicated off-site manufacturing and prefabrication facilities totaling 117,000 square feet in Texas support schedule control, quality, and reduced on-site labor. TDIndustries serves clients in healthcare, data centers, education, life sciences, pharmaceutical, sports venues, multifamily housing, and semiconductor markets.
- Established
- 1946
- Team
- Large
- Firm type
- MEP · Mechanical Engineering · Design-Build
Capabilities
Engineering
MEP engineering and design services using a data-driven, one-model approach with BIM technology.
- Design-Build
- Design-Assist
- Preconstruction and Estimating
Mechanical Construction
Complete mechanical construction services delivered safely, on time, and on budget.
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Process Piping
Off-Site Manufacturing and Prefabrication
117,000 square feet of dedicated off-site manufacturing in Texas, including an 89,000-square-foot prefabrication shop in Dallas and a 28,000-square-foot process piping fabrication facility with cleanroom capabilities in Plano. Leverages VDC technology, digital modeling, and Lean principles for quality control and just-in-time delivery.
Facilities Management
Strategic, data-driven facilities management and building automation and controls services.
- Building Automation and Controls
Maintenance
Proactive maintenance programs to extend equipment life, manage utility costs, and reduce emergency repairs.
Industries
Healthcare · Data Centers · Education · Sports & Recreation · Multifamily Residential · Life Sciences · Pharmaceutical · Semiconductors · Manufacturing