EMCOR Reports $5.54B Quarter as Contracted Work Reaches $18.57B

Electrical and mechanical construction demand continues to support the contractor’s expanding workload.
EMCOR Group reported $5.54 billion in third-quarter revenue, up 28.8% from a year earlier, as demand for complex electrical and mechanical construction continued to support its operations.
The company ended the reporting period with $18.57 billion in remaining performance obligations, a measure of contracted work expected to generate future revenue. That figure provides visibility into a substantial delivery pipeline across its businesses.
U.S. electrical construction generated approximately $1.85 billion in quarterly revenue. U.S. mechanical construction and facilities operations contributed roughly $2.55 billion, highlighting the scale of work involving building systems, industrial facilities and supporting infrastructure.
Data centers remain an important demand driver. These developments require extensive electrical distribution, cooling and mechanical systems, creating work across several of EMCOR’s core specialties.
For construction businesses following the market, the results illustrate the depth of activity behind mission-critical infrastructure investment. They also show how large capital programs translate into sustained workloads for specialist contractors.
The figures cover EMCOR’s wider operations. No separate Texas construction awards were identified in the supplied results.
Overview:
- Company: EMCOR Group
- Reporting Period: Q3 2026
- Quarterly Revenue: $5.54 billion
- Year-on-Year Revenue Growth: 28.8%
- Remaining Performance Obligations: $18.57 billion
- U.S. Electrical Construction Revenue: Approximately $1.85 billion
- U.S. Mechanical and Facilities Revenue: Approximately $2.55 billion
- Key Demand Driver: Data centers and complex infrastructure
- Geographic Scope: Company-wide results
- Texas-Specific Awards: None separately identified
