Project Highlights
Service Provided: HVAC renovation, mechanical replacement, roof replacement support, lighting upgrades, electrical upgrades, plumbing improvements, and structural support for rooftop units
Location: Gwinnett County, Georgia
School: Buice Center
Timeline: Project completed in phases to support a continuously occupied building
Key Features:
- Full mechanical replacement
- Phased project approach for a 24/7 occupied building
- Large air handling unit (AHU) replacement
- Mechanical room upgrades
- Piping upgrades
- Ductwork replacement
- Roof replacement
- Plumbing upgrades
- Structural steel for new rooftop units
- Lighting replacement
- Electrical upgrades
Phased HVAC Renovation for a 24/7 Occupied Facility
The Buice Center required a major HVAC renovation, but because the building is occupied around the clock, the work had to be carefully planned to reduce disruption. Frazier Service Company completed the project in phases, allowing critical upgrades to move forward while supporting the building’s ongoing operations.
This approach helped the facility improve its mechanical systems without interrupting the day-to-day use of the building.
Project Details and Scope
This project involved a full mechanical replacement that addressed several major components of the building’s infrastructure. Frazier replaced large air handling units (AHUs), completed mechanical room upgrades, and installed new piping and ductwork as part of the renovation.
Because of the scope of work, the project also included a roof replacement along with structural steel for new rooftop units. Additional improvements included plumbing upgrades, lighting replacement, and electrical upgrades to support the updated mechanical systems and overall building performance.
By phasing the work carefully, Frazier was able to complete complex upgrades in an occupied 24/7 facility while helping the building remain functional throughout the project.
Results of the Project
The Buice Center renovation improved the reliability and performance of key mechanical systems while also supporting broader building upgrades. With new AHUs, updated ductwork and piping, roof work, lighting replacement, and supporting electrical and plumbing improvements, the facility gained a stronger foundation for long-term operation.
This project reflects Frazier’s ability to manage large-scale HVAC renovations in complex, continuously occupied environments where planning, coordination, and minimal disruption are essential.
Contact Us Today
Need a trusted partner for HVAC renovations in occupied facilities? Contact Frazier Service Company to learn how we support phased mechanical upgrades, building improvements, and long-term facility performance.
