Mechanical, plumbing & fire
Mechanical, plumbing and fire covers drives, pumps, water heaters, boilers, air handlers, copper tube and sprinkler material, and most of it reaches surplus as change-order leftovers sitting new in a mechanical contractor's shop. Equipment is quote-only; copper tube and sprinkler pipe carry target prices about 20% below market.
- Air handling unitSourced on request
- Copper tube Type L / KSourced on request
- Variable frequency drive (VFD)Sourced on request
- Commercial water heater / boilerSourced on request
- Pump (inline / base-mounted)Sourced on request
- Fire sprinkler pipeSourced on request
- Sprinkler heads & grooved fittingsSourced on request
Catalog items are sourced on request through our supplier network, not stocked. Target prices are a sourcing goal, 20% below typical market; price, quantity and lead time are confirmed in a written quote before anything is ordered. Typical lots start at $5,000.
Mechanical, plumbing & fire: sizes, grades and specifications
VFDs are 480V or 208V three-phase from 5 to 150 HP in NEMA 1, 12 and 3R with bypass options. Pumps are inline, end-suction base-mounted and split-case from 2 to 60 HP. Water heaters and boilers run 100 gal gas at 199 and 400 MBH and condensing boilers at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 MBH. Air handlers, ERVs and DOAS units cover 2,000 to 40,000 CFM. Copper tube is hard-drawn Type L, K and M in 20 ft lengths, 1/2 in to 4 in. Fire sprinkler pipe is black steel Sch 10 and Sch 40, grooved or threaded, in 21 ft lengths from 1-1/4 in to 4 in, black, red primed or galvanized.
What to include when you ask for mechanical, plumbing & fire
For equipment, give the horsepower or capacity, the voltage, and the submittal or model number you are matching. For pipe and tube, give the size, type or schedule and the total footage. Typical lots are one to five drives, one unit of equipment, bundles of 500 ft or more of copper, and 1,000 lf of sprinkler pipe. Heads must be new, boxed and in date, so state the temperature rating and finish.
Every request goes to the broker desk, not to a seller. See how the quote process works or read the questions we are asked most.