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McKinstry Expands Operations and Investments in Texas
A larger office in Dallas coupled with new office and fabrication space in Austin expands the construction and energy service’s company’s ability to serve local communities and the Texas built environment.
DALLAS and AUSTIN, Texas – [November 12, 2025] – McKinstry, a national leader in construction and energy services, expanded its investment in Texas with a larger office in Dallas and a new office and fabrication shop in Austin. McKinstry has served Texas for nearly two decades, guiding clients to design, construct and optimize high-performing facilities and energy infrastructure across the state.
“McKinstry’s larger presence in Texas enhances our ability to deliver broad capabilities with deep local market knowledge to more clients across commercial, data centers, higher education, K-12 school districts, healthcare and beyond,” said Brian Ratcliff, McKinstry Vice President of Energy & Technical Services South. “Texas is close to our hearts, and we’re excited to expand our ability to serve local clients and communities.”
McKinstry moved into a larger, 20,000 square-foot office space in Dallas, doubling its footprint to meet growing client and hiring needs. The new Dallas office serves as the company’s South Region headquarters and houses extensive capabilities across engineering, construction, energy infrastructure, deep facility retrofits and facility operations. Dallas is also home to McKinstry’s fire protection team for the region.




The newly opened McKinstry Austin office serves as a central hub for regional project design and delivery. Like in Dallas, the office will house expertise across engineering, construction, energy infrastructure, deep facility retrofits and facility operations. In addition, the office is home to McKinstry’s Data Center Innovations team focused on optimizing data centers across engineering, construction, liquid cooling, manufactured modular cooling plants and optimized operations.
Austin will also soon be home to McKinstry’s first fabrication shop located outside of the Pacific Northwest. The 13,300 square-foot facility will support pipe fabrication, ductwork and multi-trade assemblies spanning mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection. Components fabricated at the Austin shop will serve Texas clients as well as clients located in central and eastern U.S. regions.
“Fabricating and assembling components offsite provides us with more flexibility while increasing speed, quality and safety and decreasing costs compared to fabricating and assembling on the jobsite itself,” said Brian Antonsen, Senior Vice President of National Construction. “It also allows us to control more of the supply chain, which mitigates risk around system availability and costs.”

McKinstry’s offices in Dallas and Austin are currently open and operational. The Austin fabrication shop will start operations in early 2026. These facilities are the latest McKinstry investment in Texas. The company expects to significantly increase its financial commitment in Texas over the coming years through increases in job creation, office space and manufacturing capabilities.
About McKinstry
McKinstry is a national leader in designing, constructing, operating and maintaining high-performing buildings. From new construction and ongoing operations to adaptive reuse and energy retrofits, the company provides a single point of accountability across the entire building lifecycle. McKinstry focuses on people and outcomes to ensure the built environment serves owners, operators and occupants alike. McKinstry is your trusted partner for the life of your building. To learn more, visit www.McKinstry.com.
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