Equipment Skids Fabrication Atlanta, GA

Built in Our Shop.
‍Connected on Your Site.

Skid fabrication moves the bulk of assembly work out of the field and into a controlled shop, cutting on-site labor and compressing your schedule. Mallory & Evans designs and builds pump skids, heat exchanger skids, boiler plant modules, and specialty assemblies in our 45,000-plus square foot shop. Each skid arrives pre-tested and ready to connect, reducing risk in occupied or tight-timeline projects.

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Years of Business

Proudly offering mechanical contracting to all of Georgia since 1956.

$7B

In Project Value

Combined value across all Mechanical Projects.

1000

Projects Completed

Continuously delivering excellence to our clients across all mechanical servicing.

From the Community

Andre Bertrand

Morehouse College

"Mallory & Evans has proven to deliver, with integrity and pricing that are right on point. When system failure isn't an option, they keep us up and running."

Tim Millwood

Wellstar Health System

"We're not making cookies in a hospital, we're saving lives. Without Mallory & Evans, I'd have to trust someone I'm far less comfortable with."

Custom Equipment Skids Engineered for Your Site

Mallory & Evans designs and builds custom welding skids and integrated mechanical assemblies for commercial and industrial projects in Atlanta, GA and surrounding areas. Our 45,000+ square foot fabrication shop produces pump skids, heat exchanger skids, boiler plant modules, and specialty assemblies, integrating piping, structural steel, valves, instrumentation, and controls into a single pre-tested unit.

Skid fabrication shifts the bulk of assembly work from the field to our controlled shop environment, reducing on-site labor, tightening quality control, and compressing installation schedules. Assemblies arrive pre-tested and ready to connect, minimizing field work and reducing risk in occupied or tight-access spaces. Call (404) 297-1007 to discuss your project.

FAQs

What Types of Equipment Skids Do You Design and Fabricate for Commercial and Industrial Projects?

We design and fabricate pump skids, heat exchanger skids, boiler skids, chiller plant modules, air compressor skids, and custom mechanical assemblies for commercial and industrial facilities across Georgia. Our skid fabrication capabilities in Atlanta, GA cover standard and custom configurations.

What Are the Benefits of Using Prefabricated Equipment Skids on a Commercial Mechanical Project?

Prefabricated skids are assembled and tested in our shop before delivery to the job site, reducing field labor, compressing installation schedules, improving quality control, and minimizing work in occupied or difficult-access spaces. A well-fabricated skid can reduce on-site installation time by 50 percent or more.

What Systems Can Be Integrated Into a Custom Equipment Skid Assembly?

We integrate pumps, heat exchangers, valves, instrumentation, controls, piping, structural steel, and electrical rough-in into custom equipment skids. Complex assemblies can arrive on site essentially ready for connection, minimizing field work and reducing installation risk.

How Does Skid Fabrication Reduce On-Site Labor and Construction Time?

By shifting the majority of assembly work from the field to our controlled shop environment. Shop work is faster, more precise, and less expensive than field assembly. Custom welding skids also arrive pre-tested, so field commissioning time is reduced significantly.

What Quality Standards and Testing Procedures Apply to Your Equipment Skid Fabrication?

Our equipment skids fabrication work meets applicable ASME, ANSI, and project-specific standards. We perform dimensional inspection, hydrostatic or pneumatic pressure testing, and functional testing of assembled systems before delivery. Testing documentation is provided with each skid.

Can You Fabricate Equipment Skids to Meet Project-Specific Layout and Space Requirements?

Yes. We design skids around the available footprint, access requirements, and process needs of each project. Our engineering and detailing staff produce fabrication drawings tailored to the specific installation location and equipment configuration.