“Quality Guarantees Tomorrow”
Thank you for choosing Quality Mechanical Contractors. Over the past 40 years, Quality Mechanical Contractors has become an asset to our customers in the following fields: mechanical, manufacturing, plumbing, electrical, millwright, and rigging of equipment.
Thank you for your consideration of Quality Mechanical Contractors, LLC.
We are celebrating 40 years in the mechanical, manufacturing, and plumbing industry. Since 1985, QMC has endeavored to provide quality workmanship to our customers. We look forward to working with you on your renovations, addition of new equipment, modifying piping systems, and new construction projects.
Our Capabilities
Mechanical
Manufacturing
Process Piping
Plumbing
Millwright
Construction
Engineering
Electrical
Our Services
Mechanical
Mechanical services include plant maintenance, installation of boilers, heat exchangers, pumps, cooling towers, air compressors, air handler units, equipment skid packages, mezzanines, handrails, and conveyors. QMC has a fleet of equipment available for rigging and placement of machinery.
Manufacturing
Quality Mechanical Contractor’s 40,000 square-foot facility in Burlington, North Carolina is equipped with the latest technology and machinery to enable us to meet our customers’ needs. Click the button below to see our full range of manufacturing services.
Electrical
Quality Mechanical Contractors now has the ability to provide electrical service for our customers. We hold an unlimited classification (U9700 license listing), and our highly skilled and experienced electricians are capable of all installations of up to 600-volt 3 phase 4 wire.
Plumbing
Quality Mechanical Contractors has over 50 years of licensed experience with plumbing licenses in North Carolina and South Carolina along with being well pump certified in the state of North Carolina. Click the button below to see our full range of plumbing services.
Mechanical
Mechanical services include plant maintenance, installation of boilers, heat exchangers, pumps, cooling towers, air compressors, air handler units, equipment skid packages, mezzanines, handrails, and conveyors. QMC has a fleet of equipment available for rigging and placement of machinery.
Manufacturing
Quality Mechanical Contractor’s 40,000 square-foot facility in Burlington, North Carolina is equipped with the latest technology and machinery to enable us to meet our customers’ needs. Click the button below to see our full range of manufacturing services.
Electrical
Quality Mechanical Contractors now has the ability to provide electrical service for our customers. We hold an unlimited classification (U9700 license listing), and our highly skilled and experienced electricians are capable of all installations of up to 600-volt 3 phase 4 wire.
Plumbing
Quality Mechanical Contractors has over 50 years of licensed experience with plumbing licenses in North Carolina and South Carolina along with being well pump certified in the state of North Carolina. Click the button below to see our full range of plumbing services.
For a complete list of and details about all of our services:
Our Team
Randy Kimrey
Plumbing Division Manager
In the Industry Since 1972
randyk@qualitymechanicalcontractors.com
Isidro Lopez
Plumbing Project Manager
In the Industry Since 1989
isidrol@qualitymechanicalcontractors.com
Shawn Luck
Plumbing Project Manager
In the Industry Since 1998
shawnl@qualitymechanicalcontractors.com
Dale Seaman
Mechanical Project Manager
In the Industry Since 1980
dales@qualitymechanicalcontractors.com
Roger VanBuskirk
Materials Planner
In the Industry Since 1990
rogerv@qualitymechanicalcontractors.com
From the Owner
As I look back on 40 years of Quality Mechanical Contractors, I recall the desire for independence and the freedom to set my own course. The foundation was established after years of working alongside my father as a boilermaker and working in an ASME code shop. The move from being an employee to being a business owner seemed like the natural course of action. QMC was started due to the influence and trade skills, such as welding, pipe fitting and rigging, shared during those early years in the industry.
One of those mentors believed in my abilities enough to finance QMC’s first truck and welder. The beginning months I worked on heavy equipment, dump trucks, and concrete trucks. My breakthrough into mechanical piping was brought to the table by a lifelong friend, Randy Kimrey. He recommended QMC to a local factory to perform some steam piping and mechanical work. With that experience and additional knowledge, I was able to venture out to more textile plants in the Burlington area.
The next few years brought growth, and as I look back, I can see God’s guiding hand. QMC never missed payday for three years, but with the expansion came cash flow difficulties. These challenges caused a reversal of fortune and came close to costing me my dream. Thanks to a lot of prayers, a faithful secretary, and vendors who were patient and understanding, we were able to withstand and salvage the company. The company continued to grow as we were able to offer customers service in mechanical piping, commercial plumbing, ASME code repairs, electrical, rigging, millwright, and a manufacturing shop.
Good employees from the field to the office have set our course for success. I hope QMC continues to be a successful company for another 40 years.
Barry W. Lowe
