Feasibility
Studies
Evaluate viability, define scope, and establish realistic budgets before committing to design or construction.
Millwrighting & Rigging
Heavy equipment installation, machinery alignment, mechanical system integration, and equipment relocations across manufacturing environments.
Piping
Process and mechanical piping installation, modifications, and maintenance, coordinated with our in-house fabrication facility.
Ironwork
Structural steel erection, equipment support structures, access platforms, and facility modifications.
Electrical
Power distribution, equipment connections, controls-related installation, and coordination with mechanical scopes.
Concrete
Equipment foundations, structural pours, slabs, and containment structures.
Demolition
Equipment removal, structural teardown, and site preparation for expansions and retrofits.
Boiler Services
Installation, maintenance, and outage support for steam systems and boiler assets.
THE SELF-PERFORMED ADVANTAGE
Why Do Industrial Manufacturers Choose a Self-Performing Contractor?
On a complex industrial project, the trades doing the most critical work — millwrighting, piping, ironwork, electrical — are often performed by subcontractors who answer to a general contractor, not to the owner. When something goes wrong, accountability is diffused. When trades need to coordinate, that coordination happens across separate contractor relationships. And when a schedule slips, everyone has someone else to point at.
CR Meyer's self-perform model removes that structure entirely.
- Every critical trade is performed by CR Meyer's own union crews, under one project leadership team accountable for every scope and every outcome
- Coordination between trades happens inside the project team, in real time — not through a chain of subcontractor communications that slow decisions and create gaps
- One safety culture governs every crew on site — no variance in standards, no subcontractor arriving with different training or incident reporting habits
- When field conditions change, CR Meyer's crews adapt without a phone call to someone who doesn't answer to the same project team
In environments where production doesn't stop and the cost of a coordination failure is measured in lost output, that's not a minor operational difference. It's the reason industrial owners who've worked with CR Meyer keep coming back.
General Industrial
Removal and Installation of 50,000-Lb. Evaporator Lamellas
CR Meyer was contracted by the equipment manufacturer to remove the existing lamellas and install the newly designed equipment. This scope included new steam chests, entrainment separators, and associated piping.
General Industrial
Rebuild of the D Bulk Hopper Upper Steel Structure
After forty plus years, some of the existing steel located in a calcium chloride facility was getting thin. CR Meyer was tasked with rebuilding the upper steel structure of the D Bulk Hopper which included the conveying equipment and process piping.
General Industrial
New Biomass-Fueled Combined Heat and Power Plant
As part of a campus energy optimization project, the University decided to install a new biomass fueled cogeneration combined heat and power (CHP) plant as an addition to the existing plant that will provide guaranteed cost savings.
