LEADERSHIP TEAM

Hampton Mechanical is a family-owned business, with Jason serving as the third generation of leadership. He has been a part of the business from the time he was seven years old, helping his grandfather with miscellaneous tasks. By the time Jason was in Middle School, he was working summers and weekends. 

Jason attended Beatty for HVAC in 1998, before taking on a shop Foreman role. Then, in 2005, he took over estimating and project management.

  After earning her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Stephanie began her career in management, working in various fields before eventually landing in construction. She prides herself on her ability to apply skills learned from her time spent in other fields, as well as her commitment to continuing education. She has now worked in the construction industry for about 10 years. Stephanie is at the heart of Hampton Mechanical, not only helping the company grow and succeed, but also helping others within the company achieve their goals. 

Josh began his career in HVAC in 2001 at Hampton Mechanical, in our sheet metal shop, fabricating ductwork, and eventually taking on a leadership role within the shop. In 2006, he stepped into a Foreman position, directing projects. In this role, he learned how to effectively troubleshoot issues  with other trades and General Contractors in the construction phase.  In 2011, Josh was able to work with a local startup battery company, helping the facilities team retrofit the research and development site with the proper dust collection systems, equipment, exhaust and fume systems, lock out tagout procedures, standard operating procedures for equipment, and a maintenance program for all site equipment. Then, in 2014, Josh took on a Project Management role with Hampton Mechanical, utilizing the diverse portfolio of skills he built along the way. Today, he serves as Hampton Mechanical's Vice President of Construction. Josh says he believes in prioritizing hard work, preparation, teamwork, and drawing from experience no matter the scale of the project, and within any schedule.

Dwayne has 27 years of experience in the construction industry. He began his career with a Mechanical Construction firm in Pittsburgh as a Sheet Metal Trade Estimator. After years of estimating for the sheet metal trade, he, then, learned to estimate for the refrigerant/hydronic piping trades and how to design mechanical systems.  He began managing projects from $5,000 to $10,000,000 dollars in 2005, while still estimating. Dwayne also studied engineering at The University of Pittsburgh while working. His strong work ethic and communication skills, along with his ability to foresee project issues and communicate them to coordinate and control projects and estimates, allows him the ability to avoid timely and costly mistakes. Dwayne's goal is to communicate with professionals and tradespeople making coordination of roles seamless with every estimate or project in which he is involved.

PLACEHOLDER FOR RYAN'S BIO.

  Jim is a licensed Master Electrician with over 25 years of experience in the electrical field. He started his electrical career as a junior in high school at the Jefferson County (Ohio) Joint Vocational School in the Electrical Trades program and continued his education at Eastern Gateway Community College earning an AAS in Electrical Engineering. Jim spent the next 14 years working as an Industrial Electrician, while earning his Apprentice and Journey license in West Virginia. In 2012, he started as an instructor at Western Area Career & Technology Center, where he taught Electrical Occupations to 10th– 12th grade students. For the past 6 years, Jim has taught Electrical Apprenticeship training classes for ABC of Western PA and is continuing his education at Indiana University of PA, pursuing a BS in Vocational Education. Prior to coming to Hampton Mechanical, Jim spent two years in the training department at the Duquesne Light Company, writing curriculum and teaching technical courses. Jim is passionate about the electrical industry, with one motto “Do It Right” and prides himself on taking the extra step to not only building customer relationships, but also those of his coworkers and fellow contractors.

  Tyler joined Hampton Mechanical in 2017 as a Project Coordinator and has since gained exposure and influence over various sectors of the business. Tyler manages day-to-day operations including executing contracts, change orders, purchase orders, billing, and other accounting and finance functions. Tyler earned a Business Management degree and Economics minor from Waynesburg University.