EMCOR Group posts record $5.15B quarterly revenue, up 19.8%

EMCOR Group Inc. reported second-quarter revenue of $5.15 billion, a quarterly record and a 19.8% increase from $4.30 billion a year earlier, driven by organic growth across its mechanical and electrical construction segments.

"The strong revenue performance reflects continued demand for our services across end markets," Tony Guzzi, chairman and chief executive officer of EMCOR, said in a statement. The company's organic growth, which excludes contributions from acquisitions and the impact of the sale of its United Kingdom operations, also contributed to the record top-line result.

Revenue for the six months ended June 30, 2026, was not fully detailed in the release. The company's second-quarter results marked an acceleration from prior periods, with the 19.8% year-over-year gain outpacing the 15% growth rate reported in the first quarter of 2026.

EMCOR, a Norwalk, Connecticut-based provider of electrical and mechanical construction services, operates through segments including electrical construction, mechanical construction, building services and industrial services. The company's backlog, a key forward-looking metric for construction firms, was not disclosed in the preliminary results.

The record revenue comes as nonresidential construction activity remains elevated, supported by data center buildouts, manufacturing facility construction and infrastructure spending. EMCOR's exposure to large-scale projects positions it to benefit from sustained capital investment in those areas.

The company did not provide updated full-year guidance or earnings per share figures in the preliminary release. Investors will watch for additional detail on margins, backlog and segment-level performance when the company holds its earnings call.

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