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The Lavery Project (CETA) - Care Enough To Act |
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L.J. Barton Mechanical is proud to be part of the community. Asked by one of our preferred customers Kenaidan Contracting Ltd., we decided to take part in the Lavery Project. When the opportunity came to us, we didn’t even hesitate to become involved. Read the story here to find out why: www.errictandalex.com
A small house located in downtown Hamilton belonged to Jennifer, a single mom of two young boys Errict and Alex who suffered from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The goal of this project was to make it safe and healthy home for this family by doing extensive renovations and addition by various volunteering contractors. As a part of this project, we installed the plumbing fixtures for this family. We are proud to be a part of such a rewarding experience and look forward to giving back even more to the community. |
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L.J. Barton Participates in Becel Ride for Heart |
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June 5, 2011 - For the first time L.J. Barton Mechanical created a small team of riders that participated in the Becel Ride for Heart Sunday, June 5th, 2011. Our team rode the 50 km on the Gardiner and Don Valley Expressways. It was a challenge but we did it! Every 7 minutes someone dies from heart disease and stroke in Canada. With our help the Heart and Stroke Foundation can continue making life better for Canadians touched by heart disease and stroke through research achievements and medical advancements. Together, through research, we are saving lives. To learn more about how the Foundation is making a difference visit www.rideforheart.ca. We rode in this because we are very thankful for the work and the research the Heart and Stroke Foundation have done and are doing for all! Thank you to all who sponsored us:
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Smith Energy Inc.
A/C Air Systems Inc.
Sandy Simpson
Pressmens Hastings Printing Ltd.
Middelkoop Sheet Metal Ltd.
Dynamic Flow Balancing
Carmine Bozzo – Trane
Barbara Parkin
Chris McClelland – Engineered Air
Joan Thomas
Lou Pellicciotta – Nacora Insurance Company
Gillianne Shaver
Kathryn Smith
Bill Gilmore
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Dave Filer – Filer Engineering
Mike Shadforth – Hamilton Plumbing
Bernie Anstett
Jeanne Albert-Cheng – Fluid Solutions
Reid Hutchinson – HK Sheetmetal
Ron Cormier
Ed Sweeney
Darlene Twyman
John Sonke
Craig Fairley - Imagine Creative Communications Inc.
Pal Ahuja – Millenium Engineering
Greg Kudrenski
Marks Supply Inc.
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Thanks again from the bottom of our heart! |
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Government of Canada supports new air quality testing facility to help improve respiratory health for Canadians |
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June 3, 2009, Ottawa, Ont. – The Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology), will be in Ottawa on Thursday to announce the opening of a new specialized indoor air research laboratory that will help construction and health experts better understand the impact of indoor air quality on human health, including children with asthma.
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L.J. Barton Mechanical Inc. Introduces New Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing |
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A little bird told us you’d be interested in knowing that L.J. Barton Mechanical Inc. has now expanded their service offering to include Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) testing for homes and businesses in south-western Ontario.
Aaron Allan, HVAC Manager/Business Development at L.J. Barton Mechanical says, “This new service will address the growing concerns regarding the effects of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) on our respiratory health – at home and at work. L.J. Barton has partnered with Canary Air Quality Assurance to provide homes and businesses with a quick, cost effective means of assessing and improving the quality of their indoor air.” The Canary Air Quality Assurance device monitors 6 key parameters for IAQ:
- Temperature
- Carbon Dioxide
- Particulate Matter
- Humidity
- Carbon Monoxide
- VOCs
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L.J. Barton Mechanical receives Award of Excellence |
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Jim Barton, President of L.J. Barton Mechanical Inc. was the proud recipient of the 2008 Building Excellence Award in the Institutional ($750,000 - $2 million)category for their performance on the Delhi District Secondary School project.
Barton accepted this prestigious award at the GVCA’s Annual Awards Gala on behalf of all the dedicated and hardworking L.J. Barton team members that made it happen. “The challenge with this project” Barton said, “was that we had to completely renovate and upgrade the Secondary School’s aging power plant, lighting system and other energy improvements – including asbestos abatement - in less time than summer break allows!” Barton continued, “we couldn’t be more pleased with the acknowledgement of our efforts and receiving this award.”
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