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Bill Bradford’s sheet metal career is the embodiment of the phrase “standing on the shoulders of giants.” Only, in this story, Bradford is one of the giants.
BILL BRADFORD IS A VETERAN OF THE SHEET METAL INDUSTRY IN MORE WAYS THAN MOST. Born and raised in North Side Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, during the city’s “Steel City” renaissance, Bradford graduated from high school June 1955 and immediately joined the Air Force that July. “I was 17 so my parents had to sign documents to get me in,” he remembers.
Together, Josh and Linsey Buckley share a decade of marriage, two sons, and now, new job prospects as apprentices at the Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC Local 66.
Laco Air Conditioning partnered with other local contractors and Building Homes for Heroes during a Welcome Home ceremony in Homestead, Florida, for Army Master Sergeant Eric Beckdol.
Ormond, Florida-based Air One Heating and Cooling installed a York HVAC system, donated by Johnson Controls, in the home of U.S. Army Sgt. Stephen Pyle in Port Orange, Florida.
Mitsubishi Electric U.S. Heating and Cooling Division donated 50 zoned HVAC units to the Veterans Community Project, a nonprofit organization serving homeless veterans in Kansas City, Missouri.
The three-year agreement names HARDI as its official HVAC supplier will have the association’s members provide and install HVAC construction equipment in the homes outfitted by the charity at no charge.