Builders & general contractors
New construction, engineered from the plans up
Hydronic, radiant, snowmelt and full HVAC design and installation for custom mountain homes — coordinated with your build, commissioned for altitude, and serviced for the life of the home.
Custom homes in the mountains live or die on their mechanical systems, and the systems that set a luxury mountain home apart — in-floor radiant, snowmelt, carefully zoned hydronics — are exactly the ones that go wrong when they're an afterthought. We design them in from the start.
Eastin partners with builders and general contractors across the Wasatch Back to design and install complete mechanical systems for custom homes. Boiler and hydronic work is our specialty, and we bring that depth to the whole scope: heating, cooling, snowmelt, ventilation and controls, engineered as one coherent system rather than a patchwork of subcontractors.
Because we design, install and then service what we build, the systems in your homes are backed by the people who understand them best — and your clients get one accountable partner instead of a install crew that walks away at closing.
Full mechanical scope
- Hydronic & radiant heat system design and installation
- Snowmelt systems for driveways, walkways and entries
- Boilers, forced-air heating, cooling and heat pumps
- Indoor air quality — humidification, filtration, HRV/ERV
- Manual J / S / D load, equipment and duct design
- High-altitude combustion tuning and commissioning
How we work with builders
Tied to your build milestones
From plan review to handoff, our scope is sequenced around your schedule so mechanical keeps the project moving.
Design & load calcs
We work from your plans early — running Manual J / S / D calculations and laying out hydronic, radiant, snowmelt and HVAC before the walls close.
Bid & coordination
A clear, itemized proposal and coordination with your other trades, so the mechanical scope fits the build without surprises.
Rough-in on schedule
Tubing, piping and equipment placement staged to your framing and slab milestones, keeping the project moving.
Finish & commission
Boilers, controls and registers installed, then every system commissioned and tuned for the home's real high-altitude conditions.
Handoff & service
We walk the owner through the system and stay on to service it — one partner from design through the life of the home.
One partner, start to finish
Design, install, service — under one roof
Most mechanical contractors in this market either design and install for builders and then disappear, or service homes without the new-construction gravitas. We do both, which means the system is designed by the people who'll maintain it and maintained by the people who designed it.
- Early plan involvement and honest, itemized bids
- Clean, labeled, serviceable mechanical rooms
- Commissioning tuned to the home's real altitude conditions
- Owner handoff plus ongoing maintenance and service
For builders
Questions & answers
Do you work from architectural plans during design?
Yes. The best mechanical outcomes come from being involved early. We work from your plans to run load calculations and lay out hydronic, radiant, snowmelt and HVAC before framing closes in, so the design is coordinated rather than retrofitted.
Can you coordinate with our other trades and schedule?
That's how we prefer to work. We stage our rough-in and finish work around your framing, slab and finish milestones and coordinate with the other trades so the mechanical scope keeps the project moving instead of holding it up.
Do you handle the full mechanical scope or just heating?
The full scope — boilers and hydronic radiant, snowmelt, forced-air heating and cooling, heat pumps, and indoor air quality, plus the controls that tie them together. One partner for design, installation, commissioning and ongoing service.
Do you service the systems after the home is finished?
Yes, and it's a core part of our value. We commission every system, walk the owner through it at handoff, and stay on to maintain and service it — so you're delivering a home backed by the contractor who built its mechanical systems.
Let's build
Have a project on the boards?
Send us the plans and the timeline. We'll put together a mechanical scope and bid built around your schedule.