Bedford, NH – The team at Legacy Mechanical Services, LLC recently donated their time to the installation of a new water heater for the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester at Camp Foster in Bedford.
Irwin, who took the lead on the installation, assembles tools and materials.
The Boys & Girls Club Camp Foster provides inner city children from Manchester with an outdoor camp where they can experience activities ranging from swimming and fishing to arts and STEM projects. The water heater at Camp Foster is used to heat the water to the pool showers used by campers before and after using the camp pool.
The heater was donated by The Granite Group, with facilitation by Territory Representative Shane Glennon. The plumbers spent an afternoon installing the water heater, enjoying pizza, and taking an occasional dive in the pool to cool off.
Almawali (l) and Michael Valente, project leader/plumber/gasfitter, solder the mixing valve, expansion tank, and water piping assembly for the new water heater.
Legacy Mechanical Services, LLC is a plumbing and HVAC contractor out of Concord that focuses on new construction and equipment installations. “We believe in promoting the dignity of our trade. We believe in channeling the passion and talent of New Hampshire’s tradespeople. We believe we have a responsibility to steward our skills and our team in a way that promotes a better quality of life for the people and communities that surround us,” says President Rick Baron.
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(l-r) Almawali; Michael Irwin, project leader/master plumber/gasfitter; Nina Ann Timney, MSA/VP; and Baron; share a moment of pride after successfully testing the temperature at the Camp Foster showers.
“One of our goals as a team this year was to give back to the community where we live and build,” says Nina Ann Timney, vice president at Legacy. “When we heard about the need for a water heater at Camp Foster, we knew it was the perfect fit for us.”
“In our business, when you’re grateful and passionate about what you do every day, there’s boundless opportunities to show off your skills. When you have a whole team that is grateful and passionate about what they do, there’s boundless opportunities to show off your culture,” says Baron.
