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Advent Tool & Manufacturing
Advent Tool & Manufacturing Inc., a manufacturer of high-precision tooling products, is moving its headquarters to a new, 25,000 sq. ft. industrial building. Lee’s team of experts were an integral part of this project from start to finish.
All Star Buick
Lee selected as major subcontractor for All Star Buick project in Oak Creek based on 40-years of systems construction and maintenance experience.
Allied Plastics
Allied Plastics, a thermoforming & custom vacuum forming company based in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin, called Lee Mechanical when they decided to expand their operations by 50,000 square feet.
Alro Steel
Alro Steel, a metal, industrial supply, and plastic distributor based in Michigan, expanded its 70+ locations and announced the purchase and expansion of their new Milwaukee facility in 2019.
Anderson Arts Center
Lee Mechanical was proud to be selected for the $4.3 million Anderson Arts renovation project.
BayCare Orthopedics, Green Bay
Wisconsin's snow and freezing temperatures are no problem for Lee Mechanical, as the company works with BayCare Orthopedics in Green Bay to bring their 4-story project out of the ground in winter.
Bloomingdale Woodman’s
Lee Mechanical is proud to be working closely with other local companies on the completion of another location for Woodman’s, having been part of the construction of the Woodman’s Lakemoor, Illinois location in 2019.
BRP Evinrude Plant, R&D Relocate
Montreal, Canada based company, Axor Construction, utilized Lee Mechanical for plumbing and mechanical process piping installation at Evinrude plant, in Racine, WI.
Carthage College STRAZ Science Building
Lee utilized our 3D capabilities and Timble to plan this $40 million science building renovation.
Central Storage & Warehouse Expansion
Central Storage and Warehouse Unit expansion utilize Lee Mechanical for planning and plumbing installation.
Chrysler Engine Plant
Chrysler utilized Lee Mechanical on an $800 million renovation project where our crew worked multiple shifts to meet tight timelines.
Clearsky Health
Discover ClearSky Health's new 30-bed medical rehabilitation hospital in Kenosha, WI, offering specialized care for patients with disabling injuries and illnesses in a cutting-edge environment.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Dedicated Lee Mechanical team is committed to completing $33M Cristo Rey Jesuit High Schools in Milwaukee’s Clarke Square Neighborhood.
CSL ProBio RE
Centro Sperimentale del Latte USA Inc. (CSL), through its affiliated Wisconsin LLC, ProBio RE, an Italian manufacturer of probiotics and other dietary supplements, has partnered with Lee Mechanical to open its first U.S. location in Caledonia, WI.
Dayton Freight Lines Terminal
New truck terminal for Dayton Freight kept a Lee crew busy for nearly a year providing natural gas piping, compressed air piping, eyewash stations and more.
Eagle Foods
Learn how Lee and its partners worked collaboratively with Eagle Foods to renovate their 208,000 sq ft facility while minimizing disruptions to ongoing production processes.
Evinrude Addition & Buildout Project
Evinrude Research & Development Addition and Buildout Project
Festival Foods, Greenfield
Lee Mechanical was honored to help Greenfield, WI, grow in 2021 with the addition of a new 87,000 sq. ft. Festival Foods store. The location’s grand opening was July 16, 2021.
Festival Foods, Hales Corner
Festival Foods chose Lee Mechanical for 180-day expansion at Hales Corner store that included a crew of 20+ Lee employees.
Festival Foods, Hartford
Lee proved electrical and plumbing services to Festival Foods, located in Hartford Plaza, in the previous home of KMART and Sentry Foods.
Festival Foods, West Allis
Lee Mechanical is helping West Allis grow in 2021 with the addition of a new 88,000 sq. ft. Festival Foods, the first one in the relative area.
Fischer Paper Products
Lee Mechanical played a vital role in the planning and production of Fischer Paper Products new 170,905 sq. ft. facility, located near their current production plant.
Flint 94 Commerce Center
Somers, WI is set to welcome its first development west of I-94, and Lee Mechanical is designing both the plumbing and electrical systems
Froedtert Pleasant Prairie Hospital Expansion
Two-story Froedtert Pleasant Prairie Hospital expansion included re-energizing the entire building for placement of new building.
Froedtert South Multiple Floor Renovation
Froedtert South's, in Downtown Kenosha, multiple floor renovation included medical gas, branch wiring, fire alarm system, plumbing and temporary power to maintain occupied patient rooms.
Gateway Technical College
GTC now has one mechanical room to serve the entire campus thanks to the experts at Lee...
Good Foods Group
Lee provides plumbing, electric, process piping and ongoing maintenance to Good Foods...
Heartland Produce Co.
Lee Mechanical was proud to lay the first pipe at the former Dairyland Greyhound Park, in Kenosha, WI, and is excited to be part of the new Heartland Produce Co. headquarters and distribution center project.
Industrial Plant
Lee Mechanical's expert pipe fitters recently installed a $3 million large-scale wastewater treatment system for a prominent Southeast Wisconsin industrial business.
Jet IN Terminal
Discover how Lee Mechanical's expertise transformed Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport's newest private Jet IN terminal, providing top-notch mechanical services and overcoming unique challenges to create a world-class airport hangar facility.
Kenosha Community Health Center
Lee was selected to provide the plumbing, electrical, conduit and medical gas at KCHC’s new...
Kenosha Fire Station #1
Lee Mechanical was chosen to complete a variety of tasks at the $6.6M Kenosha Fire Station #1 located at the former Edward Bain School site.
Kenosha Medical Center Campus-Solarium
Lee technicians worked closely with the Kenosha Medical Center (now Froedtert South) to update the Solarium in Downtown.
Lee & Riley Partner on RecPlex Addition
50-fixture facilities expansion completed during the summer before fall tournaments at the RecPlex in Pleasant Prairie.
Lee Builds Up & Out for Pleasant Prairie Clinic
Froedtert chose Lee to fully engineer the plumbing and electrical systems for the Pleasant Prairie Clinic medical office building.
Lee Goes Back to School
Lee team installed 100-plumbing fixtures in tight footprint at $8m UW-M Center of Entrepreneurship new construction project in downtown Milwaukee.
Majestic Badger Logistics Center
Commerce Construction selected Lee to complete all of the plumbing, electrical and process piping in the MBLC.
MRMC Outpatient Registration Station
MRMC Outpatient Registration Station project included demolition and installation of new fixtures, data conduit drops, fire alarm devices and more.
Muir Woods Research & Technology Center
Muir Woods Research & Technology was completed in 10-weeks thanks to initial design planning to 3D/BIM modeling provided by Lee Mechanical.
Orbis/Marquette
Lee Mechanical executed a full-scale revamp of the building’s plumbing infrastructure. This renovation was not merely a standard upgrade – it was specifically tailored to meet the unique requirements of a collegiate nursing program.
Post Office – Oak Creek
Lee Mechanical was selected to complete the plumbing services for this $36.5 million project under general contractor, Korte.
Roundy’s Facility Expansion
$20m expansion at Roundy’s included unique challenges and time frames to not interfere with existing production.
Safe Harbor Humane Society
Lee Mechanical is proud to collaborate with other local trades on the dog room expansion and remodel for the Safe Harbor Humane Society in Kenosha.
SAGR Unit, Birchwood Foods, Kenosha, WI
Wisconsin’s first Submerged Attached Growth Reactor (SAGR) was installed by Lee Mechanical at Birchwood Foods in Kenosha.
Skogen’s Festival Foods: Wausau & Stevens Point
Lee is providing electrical and plumbing services to the three new Skogen Festival Foods located in Northern Wisconsin.
Ta Chen Expansion
Lee Mechanical worked with FCL on Ta Chen, 8509 in Pleasant Prairie 240,000 sf distribution expansion project.
Target, Oshkosh
The Target bullseye is receiving a facelift in Oshkosh, WI, with help from the Lee Mechanical team.
The Historic Barden
Lee is managing all of the plumbing and mechanical work in the 22,000-square-foot project that includes the 15-barrel brewery system that will nearly quadruple Public’s brewing capacity, including a full kitchen and live entertainment venue.
Uline Expansion
Lee Mechanical was part of the team of contractors for Uline’s first expansion, and we are proud to be a part of their growth again.
UW-Parkside Wyllie Hall
University of Wisconsin - Parkside is taking advantage of local talent and expertise by hiring Lee Mechanical and other Kenosha businesses for the new Wyllie Hall renovation project. This project began in 2020.
UW-W Community Engagement Center
UW-Whitewater chose Lee to be part of the design-build team on $17.5m Community Engagement Center project that included a commercial kitchen.
UWM Student Union
Discover how Lee Mechanical played a vital role in the $129 million renovation of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's student union.
Volkswagen
Lee Mechanical knew when Volkswagen Group of America decided to expand its warehouse and distribution facility in Pleasant Prairie that it would be a perfect project for their team, since Lee Mechanical was part of the team of subcontractors for the construction of the original 250,366 sq. ft building.
WE Energies Power Plant Expansion
WE Energies selected Lee to provide plumbing, electrical and mechanical process piping at Oak Creek Power Plant.
WE Energies, Pleasant Prairie Power Plant
Lee was selected to pipe this plant which was the first carbon-capture plant in North America.
Wisconsin Humane Society
Wisconsin Humane Society selected Lee for 16,000 sf Mount Pleasant animal shelter, veterinary space and multipurpose community space.
Woodman’s in Lakemoor, IL
Woodman’s 240,000 sf project included installation of thousands of feet of chilled glycol piping systems, heat reclaim systems, in-floor heat, case drains and more.
