Huckestein Mechanical traces its history to 1948, when the business began as the C. L. Fallon Corporation, primarily handling sheet-metal fabrication and installation.
In 1978, James E. Huckestein expanded the company under his own name to include mechanical contracting. Over the following decades, its capabilities broadened into HVAC, energy management, refrigeration, controls, service, plumbing, engineering, and design-build work.
That history explains a great deal about Huckestein today. The company has developed around the systems that make commercial and institutional buildings function—not only heating and cooling equipment, but the engineering, controls, fabrication, maintenance, and coordination surrounding it.
Leadership Across Engineering, Service, and Construction
Huckestein is led by Jonathan Staso, President, who joined the company in 2014 and moved into senior leadership in 2017. Wendy P. Staso serves as Chairman, while the executive team includes leaders responsible for service, technology, engineering, building integration, energy services, construction, and design-build projects.
Jonathan Staso, President
That multidisciplinary structure reflects the environments Huckestein serves.
Its work spans commercial buildings, industrial and manufacturing facilities, mission-critical environments, research and development, utilities, healthcare, education, government, and mixed-use properties.
More Than Temperature Control
Modern mechanical systems increasingly depend on coordination between equipment, controls, energy use, monitoring, and facility operations.
Huckestein combines HVAC service with in-house engineering, pre-construction planning, controls expertise, plumbing, sheet metal, energy services, and preventive maintenance. The company also provides customers with a facilities-management portal that allows service requests, invoices, equipment history, and related information to be managed online.
For business owners and facility managers, that means HVAC decisions can be considered within the larger operating requirements of the property.
For a commercial cooling project requiring coordination with broader mechanical systems, contact Huckestein Mechanical to discuss the application!
CONTACT INFORMATION
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