Manufacturing Today Issue - 252 September 2026 | Page 56

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“ Having this building at the right time allowed us to bring this facility online probably six to seven months faster than we otherwise would have. We were also able to create a smooth transition because we were already using this as a warehouse, so we could seamlessly transition stock from inventory to work in progress.
“ Part of the reason for our expansion is that we will have some of the largest capacity for data center and pharmaceutical applications,” he adds.“ Having that capacity will enable us to take on really any size or scale project at any level of complexity. Alongside investing in our facilities, we’ re also investing in employee training and advancing our personnel to ensure we have the technical know-how to take on more complex projects.”
From fitting air conditioning units in Greensboro homes to delivering gigawatts of cooling power for the world’ s largest data centers, EAS has evolved into a fullservice provider of complete MEP solutions operating with extensive in-house capabilities. For Bill, staying ahead means continuing to strengthen those capabilities while remaining ready to support new markets and emerging opportunities.
“ EAS is always looking for the next big project and we’ re also always looking for opportunities to grow and support the pace of the industries we serve,” Bill concludes.“ As we look to the future, we’ re focused on investing in our workforce, sustaining record backlogs and employing advanced automation throughout our manufacturing processes to ensure we are globally recognized as a leader in offsite manufacturing.” ■
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