Wolf Admin announced that May 1st construction industry can resume.
We are ready to get back to work!
Our techs are equipped with proper PPE and we are now scheduling maintenance visits.
Please contact us to let us know if your facility is able to open as of May 1st or May 8th!
To comply w/our governor’s orders to close all non-life sustaining businesses, James CRAFT & Son is running very limited operations. But we are still available to respond to the needs of customers who ARE considered life-sustaining such as health care facilities and grocers.
Huge props to our incredible staff!!!
The greatness our customers benefit from wouldn't be possible without these talented professionals!
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We encourage everyone to exercise their constitutional right to vote. Please take time to do so on Tuesday, Nov. 6th!
Also, please check out this video...especially meaningful to those of us in the construction industry.
Check it out!
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Jessica Craft Schlosberg honored as one of Central Penn Business Journal’s 2018 Forty Under 40 award recipients...[read more below] https://t.co/aXLnCir458 https://t.co/RhTOg4yqMS
Former long-term employee Jerry Lemkelde was spotted recently at a car show in Hanover...his 1930's hot rod pickup truck is a special sight to see. It was great connecting with he and his wife Darletta again!!!
These exhaust pipe extensions (connected to a large diesel generator) were pre-fabricated in our shop, transported to the site, welded together on the ground, then lifted into place by a crane.
Another load of ductwork heading to a hospital project in Harrisburg…this ductwork was fabricated in our state-of-the-art, computerized sheet metal shop. The blue plastic wrapping is to keep the ductwork clean during transport and staging at the site.
Ernie and Terry, two long time superintendents with the company spent a day with our recent new hires to introduce them to the JC&S way of mechanical contracting.
New Cooling tower for Brethren Village, Nice to see a customer planning ahead and replacing cooling equipment when the cooling isn’t needed for the season just yet