News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 19, 2021
Lynch named president of Enterprise Equipment
Weymouth, MA Kevin Lynch has been promoted to president of Enterprise Equipment Co., one of New England’s oldest and leading independent mechanical contractors. The former president, Jeffrey Lynch, will assume the role of CEO and continue to oversee the long-term goals of the company and to lend assistance and leadership in the business he has been involved with for more than 45 years.
Since joining the company in 1995, Kevin served as an estimator and project manager before being named vice president of operations in 2010. During his 25 years at Enterprise Equipment, he has overseen the construction of general and mechanical renovation projects in schools, libraries, municipal buildings, and universities.
As one of New England’s oldest and leading independent mechanical contractors, Enterprise Equipment works with state, federal and local municipalities and private educational institutions, providing mechanical and plumbing installations as well as design/build services.
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