CT Mechanical LLC (CTM) is a dynamic mechanical contracting firm established in 2008, known for revolutionizing the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) landscape through a blend of innovative solutions and exceptional service. Under the leadership of Catherine Tojaga, P.E., the company has committed itself to minimize conventional contracting woes by adopting a fresh perspective that emphasizes collaboration and creative problem-solving. This collaborative spirit encourages team members to challenge one another in pursuit of the best outcomes for their clients' projects.
CTM prides itself on treating every client like family, ensuring that they leave the work site not just satisfied, but truly speechless with the quality of service provided. Their mantra, "We service the crap out of you," encapsulates their commitment to outstanding customer service. In addition to HVAC construction, CTM offers a comprehensive suite of services including maintenance, general construction, subcontracting, and engineering design. They have positioned themselves as a go-to partner for clients in need of reliable mechanical contracting solutions, no matter the size or complexity of the project.
Among the industries they serve are commercial spaces, hospitals, institutional facilities, and aviation, showcasing their versatility and wide-reaching expertise. CT Mechanical is also proud of its commitment to diversity and aims to meet specific diversity goals in its partnerships. Their adherence to best practices and industry standards is reflected in their membership with several respected organizations, including the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association (SMACNA) and the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).
Overall, CT Mechanical LLC stands out in the industry not only for its commitment to technical excellence but also for fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes enjoyment and employee satisfaction, reinforcing the notion that if they’re not enjoying themselves, they’re not doing it right.
