Alexander Mechanical

Northern Nevada's leading HVAC company is family owned and operated, and we've been proudly serving residential and commercial customers in northern Nevada and northern California since 2002. Our staff has close to half a century of combined experience, and our priorities remain the same as they did when we first opened our doors - the highest standards in workmanship and customer service. For all of your HVAC needs in northern Nevada and northern California, contact Alexander Mechanical at 775-233-7318 today.

Morrey Distributing has been a very happy customer of Alexander Mechanical for over 10 years. All the departments and people have always looked out for the business of our company through exceptional work - always on time - and advice for any of our needs with refrigeration and plumbing. I can honestly recommend the services of Alexander Mechanical for a first-class job done right the first time. Alexander MAD has made several pieces that have been excellent in quality and construction. They have made a screen guard for our back patio door that keeps the cats in.

Since 2002, Alexander Mechanical has offered professional design, installation, maintenance, and repair services for HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Our experienced staff is available for industrial design-build projects, new construction, tenant improvements, and equipment change-outs. The Alexander Metal Art Division, or MAD, creates customized metal artwork for interior and exterior application. With a selection of stylish finishes, our beautiful metal art is among the first of its kind in northern Nevada.

Since 2002, Alexander Mechanical has offered professional design, installation, maintenance, and repair services for HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. For common questions and answers about our services and general heating, venting, and air conditioning queries, read on. When a home or building has inadequate air exchange and/or ground seepage, it can create high humidity levels that result in mold. By keeping air movement and correct air exchange in a crawl space, relative humidity levels of 15 to 25% can be properly maintained.