Palmer-Christiansen Company, founded in 1946 by Harold Christiansen and Val Palmer, is a prominent mechanical contractor based in Utah. The company has a rich history, initially focusing on school construction, but it has since evolved to undertake a variety of significant projects. Notably, Harold W. Christiansen joined the company in 1963, further strengthening its capabilities and market presence. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Palmer-Christiansen executed several high-profile developments in Salt Lake City, including the LDS Hospital, Eagle Gate Office Tower, and Primary Children’s Hospital.
Palmer-Christiansen’s commitment to quality and excellence in mechanical construction is evident in their expanding portfolio, which includes landmark projects such as the Grand America Hotel, Salt Lake City Library, Intermountain Medical Center, and Riverton Hospital. The company specializes in mechanical construction across various sectors, particularly in healthcare, laboratory, institutional, and high-tech industries. With a wealth of experience, they have completed numerous projects catering to the needs of both public and private clients throughout the Wasatch Front.
The company's adherence to safety standards and their focus on being an equal opportunity employer reflects their commitment not only to the quality of their work but also to their workforce and the communities they serve. Palmer-Christiansen continues to be a reliable partner for construction needs in the region, supporting innovative and sustainable building practices that enhance the infrastructure and services of the area.
