These Mitsubishi City Multi systems are being installed by our crew in Cambridge, MA.Our Project Manager, Chris gave us some helpful insight into the HVAC installation on the project: “These systems, as well as systems throughout the whole building, are being installed under a ‘Passive House’ building code. This involves strict guidelines on duct leakage
Please consider supporting our annual Toys For Tots campaign as we, once again, team up with the U.S. Marine Corps to make every child’s holiday a little brighter. This year more than ever, families will need our support as the holiday’s approach. Many have been affected by this year’s pandemic and this is a very
Underground plumbing installation is well underway in Cambridge!
Call us to take advantage of our professional dryer vent cleaning special! Generally, dryer vents should be inspected and cleaned annually to remove build up of lint and other debris, keeping you and your family safe from fire hazard. This also increases energy efficiency with improved air flow, saving you money!
We’re so excited to welcome Cliff St. Peters aboard as our new Assistant Plumbing Project Manager. Cliff gained much of his experience through his work as a service plumber for almost 15 years, where he enjoyed facing new challenges daily and devising game plans to accomplish each task. He started with plumbing at a young
A bittersweet moment for all of us here at MacCo… Today, our beloved Plumbing Project Manager Jim Dooley will be retiring. Jim has been an incredible leader, co-worker and friend to all of us through the years. He has continuously led the way for large crews and managed complex projects with ease, all while serving
Hope everyone is enjoying the weather today! Our PM Chris sent us a photo of what his days are looking like lately. Pictured here are some A/C startups on a rooftop in Allston, with a great view of the Tobin Bridge in the background!
Today marks the beginning of National Nurses Week, and it is especially important during this challenging time that we acknowledge the difficulties they endure in order to keep the rest of us safe. Nurses often work long hours, and deal with regularly occurring physical and emotional exhaustion, but continue to stay dedicated to helping others.
We are continuing to work with the appropriate safety measures in place. Here’s an update on some recent progress we’ve made! Our team built up a total of 24 exhaust fans to create 2 large units, each containing 12 fans. These large exhaust units will be used to bring fresh air into a parking garage
Today is One Boston Day- dedicated to honoring those who lost their lives during the Boston Marathon bombings of 2013, and to celebrating the resilience of the community. During this public health crisis, it is especially important to preserve and encourage the city’s spirit. Although we cannot unite physically, we are urged by Boston Mayor