The Mechanical Contractors Association of Connecticut (MCAC) is a professional organization representing union contractors who specialize in mechanical construction and are signatories to the Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 777 bargaining agreement. MCAC works to support and promote the interests of its members, fostering collaborative environment between contractors and labor. By facilitating communication and cooperation between contractors and the local union, MCAC ensures that industry standards are upheld, while also advancing the technical skills and professional development of its members.

By being apart of the association, members gain access to a wide range of benefits aimed at enhancing their businesses and ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. MCAC provides essential services such as collective bargaining support, ensuring that contractors maintain strong and productive relationship with the Local 777 union. The association also plays a key tole in labor relations, helping resolve disputed, negotiate contracts, and implements agreements that benefit both workers and employees.

Education and professional development are also central to MCAC’s mission. The association offers training programs and certification in safety, regulatory compliance, and the latest technologies to ensure that our members remain competitive in an evolving market. We also have an in house OSHA and CPR-certified trainer. These programs help contractors and theory workforce stay ahead of industry trends, meet legal requirements, and improve overall productivity and workmanship.

In addition to advocacy and training, MCAC provides valuable networking opportunities, enabling contractors to connect with peers, share best practices, and explore new business opportunities. Through regular meetings, conferences, classes, and events, MCAC fosters a sense of community among mechanical contractors, suppliers, and vendors, promoting collaboration and the exchange of knowledge.

Overall, the Mechanical Contractors Association of Connecticut plays a critical role in strengthening the mechanical contracting industry withing the state. By promoting high standards of quality, safety, and professionalism, the association helps its members succeed in a competitive landscape, while also contributing to the growth and stability of the local economy.

Executive Board Members

• Phillip Warzecha

  PresidentP & D Mechanical

• Ed Carvalho

  Vice PresidentM.J. Daly, LLC

• Jack McKenney

  Past PresidentMcKenney Mechanical Contractors

• John Ferrucci

  Labor ChairmanF & F Mechanical Enterprises

• Ronald Ruotolo

  TreasurerRuotolo Mechanical

Board Members

• Phillip Warzecha

  PresidentP & D Mechanical

• Ed Carvalho

  Vice PresidentM.J. Daly, LLC

• Jack McKenney

  Past PresidentMcKenney Mechanical Contractors

• John Ferrucci

  Labor ChairmanF & F Mechanical Enterprises

• Ronald Ruotolo

  TreasurerRuotolo Mechanical

• Robert Berkmoes

  Board of DirectorsJames T. Kay Company

• Tom Berube

  Board of DirectorsB-G Mechanical Contractors

• Lou Fonda

  Board of DirectorsEnterprise Plumbing & Heating

• Joseph Gasparini

  Board of DirectorsB & G Piping Company

• Shane Grigas

  Board of DirectorsMega Mechanical

• Jeff Grodsky

  Board of DirectorsHarry Grodsky & Co. , Inc.

• Cody Hampshire

  Board of DirectorsSiemens Building Technologies

• George Mulvaney

  Board of DirectorsMulvaney Mechanical

• Clifton O’Donal

  Board of DirectorsEmpire State Piping, Inc.

• Patrick Taylor

  Board of DirectorsBuckingham Routh. Co

Office Staff

• Kristen Brainerd

  Executive Vice PresidentMechanical Contractors Association of Connecticut

• Jay Brainerd

  Director of NebbMechanical Contractors Association of Connecticut

• Emily Abrahamson

  Education and Events CoordinatorMechanical Contractors Association of Connecticut

Directors Emeritus

• Salvatore DeFelice

  Directors EmeritusEnterprise Plumbing & Heating

• Robert E. Turner

  Directors Emeritus