GHC Mechanical, Inc.

GHC Mechanical, Inc. is a union HVAC and plumbing contractor that has been driven by excellence since 1969. Founded in 1969 by Bob Geegan, the company originally focused on residential HVAC construction, becoming experts in condo applications with water source heat pumps and DX units. In 1998, Tim Russell joined the company, bringing new design-build capabilities and moving GHC into the next generation. The company rebranded to GHC Mechanical in 2001, marking a period of rapid growth. Today, GHC Mechanical's core services include HVAC, plumbing, and related mechanical services. The company specializes in commercial and industrial projects, serving clients in the food industry, manufacturing, and property management. GHC's experienced team brings expertise in a wide range of mechanical systems and technologies, allowing them to handle projects ranging from small renovations to large-scale industrial installations. As a signatory contractor with the Sheet Metal Workers Local 73, GHC Mechanical employs skilled union tradespeople committed to quality and safety. The company holds numerous certifications and licenses, including HVAC, plumbing, and refrigeration licenses in multiple states. With a bonding capacity of over $10 million, GHC has the resources to tackle complex, high-value projects. GHC Mechanical serves clients throughout the Chicagoland area, including Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry, and Will counties. The company's headquarters is located in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, but it also has additional branch locations to support its geographic reach. Over the past 50+ years, GHC has completed numerous notable projects for clients in the industrial, commercial, and institutional sectors. With a team of over 100 professionals, GHC Mechanical has the expertise and capacity to deliver reliable, high-quality mechanical services for businesses of all sizes. The company's commitment to excellence, safety, and innovation has earned it a strong reputation in the Chicagoland construction industry.