Marx Sheet Metal and Mechanical, Inc. is a family run mechanical HVAC, plumbing, and service company founded in 1972. Marx was founded as a Sheet Metal Contractor by a tin knocker with an attitude. Since then, we have grown into one of the most respected mechanical contractors in the region, self-performing sheet metal, mechanical piping and pre-fabrication, and plumbing. We have two Pennsylvania offices, one serving Northeastern Pennsylvania (Wilkes-Barre) and the other serving the Greater Philadelphia Area (West Chester.)
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For three generations, Marx Sheet Metal & Mechanical, Inc. has been a family run business built on pride in the community. Marx Sheet Metal & Mechanical, Inc. is a family operated business built on pride- Pride in our craftsmanship in constructing some of the region's finest HVAC products in the marketplace, pride in meeting or exceeding deadlines without compromising quality, and pride in our organization.
Many companies that work in commercial and industrial development may complete your project with all the assets you had hoped for. But unfortunately, their services may end there. At Marx Sheet Metal & Mechanical, Inc., we will serve as an extension of your company, working with you from pre-design through post-construction, including maintenance of your facility if you so desire.
Marx Sheet Metal and Mechanical, Inc. is a complete mechanical and HVAC contractor with a full in-house production facility. Our 35,000-square foot plant is one of the most modern shops in the state of Pennsylvania. Located in Wilkes-Barre, we are central to the market areas. Marx's capabilities cover the entire spectrum of duct and pipe manufacturing.
Our list of satisfied customers range from small companies to large industrial applications, with much of our work procured from referrals. The breadth of our completed projects includes hotel chains, office buildings, stadiums and arenas, hospitals, shopping centers, pharmaceutical laboratories, and schools. Here are just a few of our completed projects.
Reviews (2)
DJMarkflexx
Feb 08, 2022
I recently moved to the area from Harrisburg and Marx Sheet Metal had an ad on indeed.com looking for a NON CDL Box truck driver so i submitted an application and the manager Mike got back to me very quickly. He said he was looking for a driver to make deliveries and do some warehouse work. He sounded eager to hire me because of my years of experience and knowledge.
He basically had me under the impression that I'd get the job if the interview went well. I showed up the next day 10 minutes early, dressed business casual in a button down shirt with jeans and a jacket. I'm a 40 year old man with wife and children at home and live very close to the facility which would be good since the job has different start times very early in the morning.
So during the interview Mike explained to me about the job and where I'd be delivering to and he expressed that he wasn't pleased with another employee which wasn't my business nor did it have anything to do with me. He explained to me about the companies good benefits and how I'd like working for the company. His demeanor changed once he realized I was African American.
I think he was under the impression that I was Caucasian but once meeting in person at the end of the interview I knew he felt different because he said give me a few days and I'll get back to you. If that's not discrimination then I don't know what the definition is because clearly this guy who's a manager at the company has some racial bias towards people of color and I'm going to forward this information about my experience to the department of labor and EEOC because it's just totally deplorable that people still act like this in 2022. I'd say beware of this company if you're a person of color as the manager is a racist.
He basically had me under the impression that I'd get the job if the interview went well. I showed up the next day 10 minutes early, dressed business casual in a button down shirt with jeans and a jacket. I'm a 40 year old man with wife and children at home and live very close to the facility which would be good since the job has different start times very early in the morning.
So during the interview Mike explained to me about the job and where I'd be delivering to and he expressed that he wasn't pleased with another employee which wasn't my business nor did it have anything to do with me. He explained to me about the companies good benefits and how I'd like working for the company. His demeanor changed once he realized I was African American.
I think he was under the impression that I was Caucasian but once meeting in person at the end of the interview I knew he felt different because he said give me a few days and I'll get back to you. If that's not discrimination then I don't know what the definition is because clearly this guy who's a manager at the company has some racial bias towards people of color and I'm going to forward this information about my experience to the department of labor and EEOC because it's just totally deplorable that people still act like this in 2022. I'd say beware of this company if you're a person of color as the manager is a racist.
Christopher Spinucci
Jan 01, 2021
