Kellam Mechanical is proud to take an active role in the Tidewater community in helping our environment become brighter, cleaner and greener. Scott Kellam is a homegrown native of Virginia Beach and loves involving the Kellam Mechanical team in community projects for improvements.
Kellam Mechanical received the 2011 Angie’s List Super Service Award for earning “A” status from membership ratings.
2011 Christmas “Stuff the Bus” Toy Drive
Service technician Matt Montgomery won the ACCA sholarship award in May 2011
recognizing him for his dedication to advancing his education in the HVAC field.
Virginia Beach Clean Community Commission
Dan Baxter of the Virginia Beach Clean Community Commission (VBCCC) presented Scott Kellam with a certificate of recognition for support and participation in keeping Va. Beach beautiful on November 2, 2011.
Sarah Kellam going green recycling an old computer tower along with a monitor and dozens of old cell phones and batteries from Kellam Mechanical at Earth Day Event 2011.
Scott Kellam is proud of providing the generator to power the 2011 Earth Day event.
Kellam Mechanical raised $720.00 in a few short hours at the 2011 Earth Day Event to benefit the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to support Clean the Bay Day.
Kellam Mechanical strives for a cleaner community and will participate again this year at Save the Bay Day on June 4, 2011.
Above: Kate Wilson, Sarah Kellam, Tanner Council
Kate and Tanner from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation are presented with a check for $720.00.
ABC’s Extreme Home Makeover in Virginia Beach
Extreme Kellam Mechanical crews were honored to have been invited to help a local Virginia Beach family. Technicians John McFadden, DJ Ridenhour and Rob Taylor made a difference in our community by bringing comfort to the Hill-Burdette family while working along side the Art Newsome crews to install the heating and cooling systems.
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Business Accolades in Our Community
Scott and Sarah Kellam were presented the 2010 Presidents Award for outstanding commitment in loyalty and business partnership.
This award was given on January 13 , 2011 at the annual Virginia Air Dealer meeting held at the Founder's Inn in Va. Beach hosted by Chris and Ken Baker.
Scott proudly supports the Virginia Beach Education Foundation. In April of 2010, Scott accepted the position as a VBEF Project liaison to lend his HVAC expertise to enhance the house projects. The mission of the organization is to raise private sector support to fund innovative and creative learning programs for the students of Virginia Beach City Public Schools and to reward educational experience. The Foundation is a vision that has become a reality for making a difference in Virginia Beach Public City Schools through gifts and donations. Seven single-family dwellings have been successfully planned, financed, constructed and sold since the Education Foundation inception. These construction projects have provided:
Hands on training to develop trade skills for over 80 Technical and Career Education students annually
Scholarships and grants awarded from the net profits totaling over $635,000.00
Community involvement supported with material and monetary donations
Student enrichment through teacher inspired Adopt-A-Grant projec
Christmas 2010 - Toys for Tots "Stuff the Bus" '
Clean the Bay Day 2010
Kellam Mechanical has proudly supported the local Clean the Bay Day Event since 2007. The 22nd annual event was held the afternoon of June 5, 2010. The picnic following the clean up honored volunteers which was held at Great Neck Park and Scott Kellam donated the generator use to power the event. This year more than 6,100 volunteers helped collect and properly remove 177,577 pounds of debris from 318.5 miles of the Chesapeake Bay watershed at 242 sites across Virginia. Kellam Mechanical enjoys being involved with building a brighter, cleaner and greener future for Virginia Beach.
Christmas 2009 - Toys for Tots "Stuff the Bus"
Kellam Mechanical donated toys and cash to the Toys for Tots "Stuff the Bus" drive hosted by Z104.
Kellam Mechanical comes to the rescue to cool critters
In the middle of a late July heat wave in 2006, a drunk driver crashed into a utility pole on Holland Road which knocked power out at the Virginia Beach SPCA. When power crews restored service, three of the air conditioners in the SPCA facility were single phased. Two were completely destroyed and the main unit was severely damaged. After the story aired on the local news reporting sweltering conditions, noting that some windows could not be opened to relieve some of the stagnant heat, Scott Kellam and his lead technician showed up the next day to donate labor toward a new York unit which was donated by Virginia Air Distributors. With the help from Kellam Mechanical and some other local caring businesses, the animals in the shelter were comfortable within 24 hours. We are proud to support our local SPCA.
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