We are pleased to share that our client GHC Mechanical, Inc. has partnered with Eagle Hill Partners and Jensen’s Plumbing & Heating. The partnership was formed on November 22, 2022.

Located in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, GHC Mechanical (GHC) is one of the Chicagoland area’s premier commercial Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Mechanical Contractors. The company also provides heating and air conditioning service and maintenance services for the commercial market.

The company excels at all aspects of construction, including estimating, designing, managing, and maintaining projects in the value engineering, plan/spec, and design/build markets. Harnessing the industry’s latest software such as AutoCAD, DrawTech, Bluebeam & Carrier HAP, GHC’s project managers and engineers provide practical and efficient HVAC designs for any type of building.

GHC’s growing service division provides exceptional customer service, whether it is emergency HVAC service, customized maintenance programs, equipment replacements, repairs, and more. The company’s goal is to gain a customer for the life of the facility.

Jensen’s Plumbing & Heating (JPH) is an HVAC and plumbing contractor and service provider in the Chicagoland area. JPH serves commercial, industrial, medical, residential, and public end markets.

Eagle Hill Partners is a Chicago-based private investment firm that partners with founder and family-owned businesses where they can leverage their experience and professional network to support operational improvements and growth initiatives. The firm contributes long-term capital with flexible investment horizons and structures to provide full or partial liquidity events to ownership.

Generational Equity Executive Managing Director of M&A – Central Region, Michael Goss, and his team, led by Managing Director, M&A, Jerry Yocum, with the support of Managing Director, M&A, Ryan Johnson, successfully worked to form the partnership. Senior Managing Director Joe Van Voorhis established the original relationship with GHC.

“Both groups worked very hard to get this transaction to the finish line,” said Yocum.