This section of our web site will communicate important news about our company, and about the heating and air conditioning issues that affect your comfort and safety.

The first Monday of the month means that it’s time our company-wide safety training meeting. Every employee is on-hand for recognition and awards, updates, a brief discussion about customer service standards, and a catered breakfast! Several employees received awards for their performance, thanks to your input!

You may nominate an employee for special recognition by submitting an email now, or by calling our office or writing a brief note.

News Release: Plumbing Services Expanded.
Mark Meacham & Jeff Sheldon Earn Journeyman Plumber’s License.

We are pleased to announce that Mark Meacham and Jeff Sheldon have successfully completed their Journeyman Plumber licensing requirements. “We’re excited about this new,” said Mark Meacham, President. “This greatly enhances our ability to provide better service to our customers. Working under the direction of our in-house master plumber, we can now develop our plumbing service department.”

The addition of two journeyman plumbers means that installation and repair jobs will be handled more efficiently, reducing the dependence of outside resources. Projects will be completed with the same high quality standards, but the company will have more control over scheduling the plumbing work.

Community Involvement

Mark E. Meacham is a strong supporter of the local and world community. Since founding the company in 1986 we have always tried to give something back to communities in which our customers live.

Seeds of Peace International Camp for Conflict Resolution

We recently sent a team of Mark E. Meacham employees to volunteer their time in the woods of Maine at the Seeds of Peace Camp.

Set in the neutral, supportive environment of our camp in Maine, Seeds of Peace creates a community in which Arab and Israeli youngsters live together in cabins, share meals, and participate in numerous summer camp activities. Often meeting teens 'from the other side' for the first time, these youngsters canoe, swim and play sports together; they find creative expression through music, drama and fine arts and enter the threshold of the information age in state-of-the-art computer classes.