Air-handling equipment at the ACTC Main Building HVAC renovation in Ashland, Kentucky.
Air-handling equipment at the ACTC Main Building HVAC renovation in Ashland, Kentucky.
Air-handling equipment at the ACTC Main Building HVAC renovation in Ashland, Kentucky.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

ACTC Main Building Renovation

Phased HVAC System Replacement & Mechanical Renovation
Ashland, Kentucky

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A Phased HVAC Renovation Built Around an Active Campus

CIMCO provided mechanical construction as part of the renovation of ACTC’s approximately 139,000-square-foot Main Building in Ashland, Kentucky. The work included a phased replacement and modernization of major HVAC systems while the existing facility remained in use.

The project incorporated new air-handling equipment, boilers, pumps, piping, ductwork, VAV systems and controls, while integrating portions of the existing central cooling system into the renovated building systems.

CLIENT
Ashland Community & Technical College

LOCATION
Ashland, Kentucky

PROJECT TYPE
HVAC & Mechanical Renovation

COMPLETED
2017

MECHANICAL SCOPE

Comprehensive HVAC System Modernization

CIMCO’s work included the replacement and modernization of major mechanical systems throughout the ACTC Main Building. The phased renovation required new equipment and distribution systems to be coordinated with portions of the existing infrastructure that remained in service.

Scope included:

  • New air-handling equipment and VAV systems

  • Boilers, pumps and associated hydronic piping

  • HVAC controls and system integration

  • New and modified ductwork

  • Mechanical insulation

  • Natural gas piping

  • Conversion of portions of the existing electric heating system to hot-water heating

  • Integration with the building’s existing chiller and cooling-tower systems

  • Phased mechanical work coordinated around an occupied educational facility

The ACTC renovation was completed in phases while the Main Building remained in use. Mechanical work had to be coordinated around existing building operations, requiring careful sequencing as new HVAC systems were installed and portions of the existing infrastructure remained operational.

The phased approach allowed major equipment, piping, ductwork and controls to be replaced and integrated while supporting continued use of the facility throughout construction.

Phased Work in an Active Facility

PROJECT EXECUTION

PROJECT GALLERY

Mechanical Systems & Installation

Project photography courtesy of Trace Creek Construction

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