Jeffrey “JJ” Harding

Jeffrey “JJ” Harding

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Jul 27

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A strong network starts with a solid foundation—and that foundation is structured cabling.🛜

Structured cabling is the organized system of data and communication cables that connects your building’s computers, phones, Wi-Fi, security cameras, access control, and A/V systems. When designed and installed correctly, it improves network performance, simplifies future upgrades, reduces downtime, and makes troubleshooting faster.

Whether you’re building a new facility, renovating an existing space, or planning for future technology, investing in a well-designed structured cabling system helps keep your business connected today and ready for tomorrow.

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Jul 22

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A hospital in Exeter New Hampshire received some new audio-visual upgrades with this 32” digital signage. This extending screen will be used to display employee recognition awards.🏆

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Jul 21

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Behind every successful installation is the work that happens long before materials arrive on site.
Our prefabrication shop allows our team to build, organize, and test assemblies in a controlled environment before they reach the jobsite. The result? Faster installations, improved quality, enhanced safety, and less disruption for our clients.

These photos show the process from start to finish—from prefabrication in our shop to installation in the field. By investing in prefab, we’re able to streamline projects, reduce waste, maintain consistency, and keep schedules moving.📆

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Jul 20

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From an empty space to a fully operational MRI suite—every step requires precision, planning, and teamwork.

These photos highlight the progression of an MRI installation at a sports medicine healthcare facility. While the finished equipment often gets the spotlight, there’s an extensive amount of electrical infrastructure, coordination, and specialized installation work that happens behind the scenes to make it all possible.

MRI environments demand exacting standards for power distribution, equipment coordination, and reliability. Every conduit installed, every connection made, and every milestone completed brings the project one step closer to improving patient care.🩺

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Jul 15

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The MEC A/V crew has been hard at work at Massasoit Community College down in Brockton, MA while students are off for summer break.

This project consists of multiple audio-visual upgrades in classrooms throughout the Science Building. Shortly after beginning this project, we were also awarded a similar A/V upgrade project taking place in the Student Center.🔊

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Jul 14

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Questions Every Facility Manager Should Ask Their Electrical Contractor:

The right contractor should be more than someone you call when the lights go out. They should be a trusted partner who helps keep your facility safe, reliable, and ready for the future.

Here are a few questions every Facility Manager should be asking:
✔️ How can we reduce unplanned downtime?
✔️ Are we compliant with the latest electrical standards, including NFPA 70B?
✔️ Which equipment should be prioritized for preventative maintenance?
✔️ What upgrades will improve efficiency and lower long-term operating costs?
✔️ If an emergency happens, how quickly can you respond?

Our team works alongside facility teams across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine to keep commercial facilities operating at their best—before issues become costly problems.

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Jul 8

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⚠️Your Electrical Panel May Be Warning You.⚠️

Electrical systems often show warning signs before a failure occurs. Frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, buzzing sounds, overheating panels, or visible corrosion are all indicators that something may need attention.

In many commercial buildings, electrical equipment has been operating for decades while power demands continue to increase. As facilities add HVAC equipment, technology, A/V systems, and new tenant loads, older electrical infrastructure can become overstressed.
Ignoring these warning signs can lead to costly downtime, damaged equipment, or safety hazards. Routine inspections and preventive maintenance can help identify issues early and keep systems operating safely and reliably.

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Jul 7

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Downtime or Upgrade Costs—Which One Costs You More? ⚡

Waiting until electrical equipment fails may seem like a way to save money—but unexpected downtime, emergency repairs, lost productivity, and business interruptions often cost far more than a planned upgrade.

A proactive electrical assessment can help identify aging equipment before it becomes a costly problem, allowing you to budget improvements on your schedule—not during an emergency.

Don’t let an outage make the decision for you.💡

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Jul 6

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In healthcare facilities, electrical reliability isn’t optional.

Hospitals depend on critical systems operating 24/7 to support patient care, safety, and operations.
For over 25 years, MEC has helped healthcare facilities maintain, upgrade, and support their electrical infrastructure with minimal disruption to daily operations.🏥

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Jul 1

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Electrical Safety Starts Long Before an Emergency.🚨

Electrical safety is about more than responding when something goes wrong. Safe electrical systems begin with regular maintenance, proper inspections, and attention to equipment condition.

Loose connections, aging components, moisture intrusion, and neglected maintenance can all increase the risk of electrical failures and safety hazards over time. Maintaining electrical equipment helps protect not only the building, but also the people working inside it every day.

Creating a safer workplace starts with reliable electrical infrastructure and a proactive approach to maintenance.

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Jun 30

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Following NFPA 70B standards isn’t just a recommendation – it’s smart facility management.💡

Electrical systems are the backbone of your building’s operations. Neglecting maintenance can lead to costly downtime, equipment failure, and safety hazards. NFPA 70B provides the industry standard for preventive electrical equipment maintenance, ensuring your systems stay safe, efficient, and reliable.

Want to learn more? Reach out to see how we can help keep your facility well-maintained and running smoothly.📲

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Jun 29

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We have electrical crews continuing to plug away at our massive Hyundai dealership project this week down in Westborough, MA.🚗

Taking place alongside Jewett Construction as the general contractor, construction for this ground up job began late this past winter.

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