Christian Brothers Mechanical Services supports all classes of non-residential HVAC needs, from small clients with one-time service needs to the largest facilities, in particular worship facilities and education HVAC projects. During our 40 years of business we have supported many of the most prestigious building projects in Los Angeles and throughout all of Southern California.
Following are examples of our work in the education and worship sectors. Click on the images below to view a larger display.
Job Description: Multi-Phase- 56-acre campus in Riverside, the main building includes a sanctuary that holds 2,000 people. A full New Construction Design build Project including: Sanctuary, Youth Center, Classrooms, Gymnasium, Market Place and Food Service Kitchen supplied a Complete Mechanical System including Equipment & Ductwork in accordance with LEED Indoor Air Quality Guidelines, Exhaust fans, Piping, Insulation, with vibration isolation and noise control. Along with a complete Building Controls System for Optimum Efficiency, we provided start up and training.
The Harvest Community Church project involved the development of a modern worship facility designed to support a growing congregation and enhance community engagement. The scope of work included advanced HVAC system installation to ensure optimal indoor comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency throughout the building.
The system was carefully engineered to meet the unique requirements of large gathering spaces, providing consistent temperature control in both worship areas and supporting rooms. This project reflects a commitment to delivering reliable, efficient, and high-performance mechanical solutions for community-focused environments.
The Vantage Point Church project focused on creating a comfortable and efficient indoor environment for a multi-use worship facility. Our team provided a complete HVAC installation tailored to the building’s layout and occupancy demands.
Special attention was given to airflow distribution and temperature zoning to ensure consistent comfort during services and events. The system was designed for long-term reliability, energy efficiency, and minimal maintenance, supporting the church’s mission of serving its community.
The Morningstar Chapel project included the installation of a modern HVAC system to support a peaceful and comfortable worship environment. The system was designed to maintain balanced indoor conditions suitable for both small gatherings and larger services.
Energy-efficient equipment and optimized airflow design were implemented to ensure quiet operation and consistent climate control throughout the facility. This installation enhances the overall worship experience by providing a reliable and comfortable environment year-round.