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Temp-Con
Temp-Con is a mechanical contracting company founded in 1989 in Olathe, Kansas. It provides services including planning, modeling, fabrication, installation,...
Temp-Con
Temp-Con is a mechanical contracting company founded in 1989 in Olathe, Kansas. It provides services including planning, modeling, fabrication, installation, and maintenance of HVAC and refrigeration systems, as well as plumbing and hydronic piping services. Temp-Con serves the commercial sector with mechanical system solutions.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Olathe
Corporate office
Olathe, KS, United States
Frequently asked questions
What is Temp-Con's investment focus?
Temp-Con invests exclusively in the HVAC and broader climate control industry, acquiring regional contractors, distributors, and niche manufacturing businesses. The firm targets middle-market companies with recurring service revenue and positions them for growth through operational consolidation and energy-efficiency tailwinds.
How does Temp-Con source deals?
The firm relies heavily on proprietary origination through industry networks, trade associations, and direct outreach to founder-owned HVAC businesses — many of which are never formally brought to market. This relationship-driven model is typical for a firm deeply embedded in a single industrial vertical.
What geographies does Temp-Con cover?
Temp-Con concentrates on the Midwest and Sun Belt regions, where seasonal temperature extremes generate consistent demand for HVAC service and replacement. The firm’s Olathe headquarters places it in the Kansas City metro, a logistics hub for regional contractor networks.
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