March - April 2025
The mission of W. W. Gay is to provide the best service, at the best value, with the best people — every time.
The vision of W. W. Gay is to be a leader in our industry and our community through an unrivaled commitment to our craft and our people.
As the seasons change and we move into spring, I’m reminded that growth isn’t just something we plan for — it’s something we cultivate every day through our hard work, commitment, and drive to be the best.
Our company has always been defined by its people. No matter the challenge, you show up with skill, determination, and a willingness to support one another. That’s what sets W. W. Gay apart. When we work together, we don’t just build projects—we build trust, relationships, and a legacy that lasts.
Hall of Fame basketball coach John Wooden once said, “Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.” That’s exactly what I see in this team. Each of you brings your own strengths to the table, and together, we continue to push the boundaries of excellence.
But growth isn’t just about getting better at what we do—it’s about helping those around us grow as well. Whether it’s taking the time to mentor a newer team member, sharing knowledge, or simply lending a hand when someone needs it, we all have the power to make W. W. Gay stronger. Our greatest success doesn’t come from individual achievements but from lifting each other up and working as one company and one team.
As we look ahead, let’s carry this mindset forward. Let’s embrace new opportunities, challenge ourselves to improve, and support each other in the process. Because when we grow together, there’s no limit to what we can achieve.
Thank you for your dedication to W. W. Gay and for making this company — and each other — better every day.
Thank you for always being the Best in the Business!
Paul Jones CEO
The first several months of 2025 have been busy for the Marketing team, with many exciting initiatives designed to enhance communication, employee engagement, and company culture. Here’s what we’ve been working on:
Earlier this month, we proudly launched W. W. Gay’s new intranet portal, The Blueprint! This project has been in the works for months, and we know it was a muchneeded resource for the company. A big shout-out to our Creative Services Coordinator, Peyton Beasley, and intern, Muskan Patel, for their dedication and hard work on this initiative. Their time and effort were instrumental in making The Blueprint a reality— thank you both!
If you haven’t checked it out yet, The Blueprint serves as a one-stop shop for employees to access important company updates, documents, policies, and resources. We will continue to add information over time, ensuring it remains a valuable and up-to-date tool for all employees.
To help employees get the most out of the portal, the Marketing team will be sending out frequent “Did You Know?” emails highlighting key features, such as the Brand Hub, quick links to frequently used websites, and other tools designed to improve efficiency. Be on the lookout for these updates in your inbox!
Your feedback is essential in shaping how The Blueprint evolves to best serve your needs. If you have updates, news, or suggestions for additions, please reach out to Peyton Beasley at pbeasley@wwgmc.com.
As part of our efforts to create a more structured and engaging onboarding experience, we successfully hosted our first-ever New Hire Orientation in March! This is an initiative I’m personally very passionate about, so I’m thrilled to see it take off.
This quarterly program ensures that all new employees— across all offices—receive a consistent introduction to W. W. Gay, including hearing from leadership, learning about different departments and our company’s history, and touring the Jacksonville headquarters. We believe this initiative will strengthen company culture and set new hires up for success from day one.
Listening to our employees is a top priority. Following our first employee engagement survey in late 2023, we are committed to making this an annual initiative to ensure we continue improving. The next anonymous Employee Satisfaction Survey will be sent out in April, providing all employees with an opportunity to share feedback on what’s working and where we can do better. Your voice matters, and we encourage everyone to participate!
In other news, you may have noticed that Crystal Gaskins has joined the Marketing team! While the Sign Shop now falls under Marketing, operations will continue as usual, with Crystal handling all requests as before.
In addition to her Sign Shop responsibilities, Crystal will be taking on new duties with the team, including helping to spearhead events and plan employee engagement activities. Having been with W.W. Gay for nearly two decades, she brings a wealth of experience, and we’re excited to give her this opportunity to grow and advance in her career. If you haven’t already, be sure to congratulate Crystal on this new chapter!
The Marketing team is committed to enhancing communication, engagement, and company culture at W. W. Gay. With the launch of The Blueprint, the success of our first New Hire Orientation, and ongoing efforts like the Employee Satisfaction Survey, we are excited to continue building on this momentum throughout 2025.
As always, we welcome your ideas and feedback—together, we can keep forging the way forward!
Forging Ahead,
Emily Andrews Vice President, Marketing & Community Relations
Our presence in Georgia continues to grow as we establish a strong foundation for W.W. Gay in the region. We currently have 14 technicians working at Memorial Hospital and other sites, with additional opportunities on the horizon. Our Estimating team is actively bidding on projects, and we anticipate being awarded jobs soon. Our reach extends across Savannah, Brunswick, Darien, Statesboro, Hinesville, and Hilton Head.
One of our significant wins includes securing a service contract with Advance Cooling to maintain MRI chillers. We are also working with CBRE/Corrigo on contract work throughout Georgia, a lead that originated from our Tallahassee office. Additionally, we are focused on expanding our presence in the healthcare sector by pursuing medical gas and medical vacuum work. Our bids currently include projects at FLETC, the Georgia Port in Brunswick, and dental offices from Hilton Head to Brunswick. We are also proactively engaging with local organizations, such as YMCA locations across Georgia and the Ronald McDonald House in Savannah, to explore service opportunities.
Our technicians are continuously enhancing their skills, with several currently attending classes for Medical Gas and Backflow Certifications. Additionally, Shawn Crosby is in the process of earning his Medical Gas Instructor Certification, which will allow him to train and certify future technicians in-house.
Our Savannah office signage is up, and we’ve launched a billboard advertisement on US17 near Savannah. We’ve already received inquiries from potential customers who saw our ad and are eager to discuss upcoming projects. Inside our new office, we’ve recreated a miniature replica of our Jacksonville headquarters, thanks to the collaboration between Emily and the Marketing team.
We are also partnering with the local community to sponsor events and raise awareness of our capabilities. One recent highlight was our sponsorship of the SGHS Cancer Center’s Brunswick Bridge Run, where two of our dedicated employees, Caroline Carter and Hannah LaForge, took on the challenge of the 5K race over the towering Brunswick Bridge. Their well-earned celebration included a stop at Krystal—because if you know, you know!
We are excited to announce the official Ribbon Cutting & Open House for our Savannah location on Friday, May 30, at 11:00 AM. This event marks a major milestone for our expansion, and we look forward to celebrating with our team, partners, and the local community.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue Forging the Way in Georgia!
Cheers to success,
Ronnie Creel Director of Georgia
Spring Cleaning & Workplace Safety
Spring cleaning—whether at home or work—comes with potential hazards like handling chemicals, lifting heavy objects, and navigating cluttered or wet surfaces. Stay safe with these tips:
Declutter First:
Remove tripping hazards before cleaning.
Read labels & SDS sheets
Follow safety guidelines for proper use.
Ventilate Properly
Open windows or use fans when using strong cleaners.
Wear Gloves
Protect your skin from irritation or chemical exposure.
Use a Mop
Avoid strain from scrubbing on hands and knees.
Prevent Slips
Let wet floors dry before walking on them.
Store Chemicals Safely
Keep them in a secure, dry place, out of reach of children and pets.
Lift with Caution
Use your legs, not your back, and ask for help when needed.
Stay Hydrated
Drink plenty of water and take breaks.
Spring Weather Hazards
Spring’s changing weather brings risks like thunderstorms, high winds, and flooding, which can impact job site safety. Keep these in mind:
Electrical Safety:
Be cautious when working near overhead wires in wet or windy conditions.
Ladder Safety : Muddy boots and wet ground increase fall risks.
Watch for falling objects: Loose debris can be hazardous in high winds.
Tool Safety:
Follow manufacturer instructions, and avoid power tools in extreme weather.
Storm Awareness:
Take precautions when working in or driving through hazardous conditions.
Heat & Sun Exposure:
Wear sunscreen, stay hydrated, and be mindful of extreme heat.
Insect Safety:
Use repellent to protect against ticks and Lyme disease.
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. If you have concerns, contact us.
Stay safe,
Steve Ray Director of Safety
We take pride in delivering high-quality HVAC solutions, and the ongoing Lake Weir High School project is a testament to our commitment to excellence. Managed by our Gainesville Service Department, this project is a multi-phase endeavor for the Marion County School Board, aimed at enhancing the HVAC systems in two buildings on the school campus.
The project kicked off in the spring of 2024, with work scheduled during the summer breaks of 2024 and 2025 to minimize disruption to students and staff. The scope includes extensive HVAC upgrades in Buildings 4 and 6, ensuring improved climate control, energy efficiency, and system reliability.
During the summer of 2024, our team successfully completed major upgrades in Building 4. This included the installation of all chilled water piping on the first and second floors, along with reconnection to existing pumps and fan coil units. Insulation was installed on new piping in coordination with our subcontractor. Two mini-split units for the server rooms were replaced, and a new wall-mounted package unit was installed in Building 6. Additionally, all RTU equipment was stored safely ahead of refrigerant regulation changes, ensuring compliance with project specifications.
As we prepare for the next phase, scheduled for summer 2025, our focus will be on completing the remaining HVAC upgrades.
This includes the removal and replacement of all remaining chilled water equipment and piping in Building 4’s mechanical room, and demo of any remaining chill water piping throughout Building 4. New fan coil units, exhaust fans, VAVs, and RTUs will be installed. HVAC upgrades in Building 6 will continue with the installation of a new mini-split system and the replacement of all remaining exhaust fans and RTUs. Comprehensive testing and installation of new control systems will be conducted by a subcontractor specified by MCPS.
Project manager of the Gainesville Service Department, Ronald Murphy, describes this project as a challenging yet rewarding experience, requiring meticulous planning and coordination to meet the tight summer schedules. With the dedication of our office staff, field team, superintendent, and subcontractors, we are confident in delivering a top-tier HVAC system that will serve Lake Weir High School for years to come. We look forward to another successful summer of progress and the final completion of this extensive project in 2025!
Celebrating Our People, Stories, and Achievements
04/01 – Matthew Marcusky – 6 Years (Orlando)
04/01 – Jason Smith – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Warren Shearin – 47 Years (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Joshua Curtis Sr. – 25 Years (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Kelly Seyler – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Albert Scutt – 1 Year (Orlando)
04/03 – Kirby Jordan III – 1 Year (Gainesville)
04/04 – Richard McManus – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
04/04 – Jon Everhart – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/05 – Ryan Sullivan – 18 Years (Gainesville)
04/05 – Landon Peek – 3 Years (Gainesville)
04/05 – John Songer Jr. – 8 Years (Orlando)
04/05 – Gregory Paulk – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
04/05 – Pete Hodge III – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Dallas Read – 9 Years (Gainesville)
04/06 – Bruce Cox – 5 Years (Gainesville)
04/06 – Jessie Burrell – 10 Years (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Gary Vernon Jr. – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Casey Walker – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/08 – Jacie Elhoff – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/08 – Ryan Davis – 1 Year (Gainesville)
04/10 – Mark Thompson – 10 Years (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Seth Varhall – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Andrew Rock – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Ethan Hightower-Ramos – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Carlos Lorenzo – 1 Year (Orlando)
04/11 – Christopher Miller – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/12 – Daniel Paulson – 13 Years (Gainesville)
04/12 – David Mazure – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Thomas Galtieri – 5 Years (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Roy Strickland III – 5 Years (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Scott Yelin – 10 Years (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Jarrod Needham – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/14 – Micah Hodges – 25 Years (Jacksonville)
04/14 – Derek Guyton – 16 Years (Jacksonville)
04/15 – Brittany Cubbedge – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/15 – Michael Wilhite – 1 Year (Orlando)
04/16 – Jeremy Geiger – 26 Years (Gainesville)
04/16 – Troy Craig – 6 Years (Jacksonville)
04/16 – Kristian Abercrombie – 1 Year (Orlando)
04/17 – Travis Young – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
04/17 – Conner Smith – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
04/18 – Christopher Shore – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
04/18 – Scott Hostetter – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/18 – Gabriel Nevarez – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
04/19 – Crystal Gaskins – 18 Years (Jacksonville)
04/19 – Jorge Barrios Medina – 4 Years (Orlando)
04/19 – Chloe Summerall – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/20 – Ryan Waycaster – 10 Years (Jacksonville)
04/21 – Cecil Lowe – 10 Years (Gainesville)
04/21 – Eric Surrency – 31 Years (Jacksonville)
04/22 – David Boggs – 23 Years (Jacksonville)
04/22 – Joe Jackson – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/22 – Angela Atteberry – 1 Year (Gainesville)
04/23 – Jose Padro – 6 Years (Orlando)
04/23 – Tony Glover – 13 Years (Gainesville)
04/24 – John Mathis – 18 Years (Gainesville)
04/24 – Willard Beattie – 6 Years (Jacksonville)
04/24 – Kenneth Gray – 11 Years (Jacksonville)
04/24 – Christian Sergent – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
04/26 – Mark Hofrichter – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
04/26 – Kenny Diaz Rojas – 1 Year (Orlando)
04/27 – Octavio Diaz Teran – 5 Years (Orlando)
04/27 – Cadel Diaz Tejeda – 5 Years (Orlando)
04/27 – Robert Shaver – 25 Years (Jacksonville)
04/27 – Christopher Werley – 4 Year (Gainesville)
04/28 – Richard Tipping Jr. – 11 Years (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Walter Laubach – 17 Years (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Corey Lavoie – 4 Years (Gainesville)
04/28 – Mark Bracken – 4 Years (Orlando)
04/28 – David McCray – 4 Years (Orlando)
04/28 – Isaac Bowser – 4 Years (Orlando)
04/29 – Jessie Ruiz – 5 Years (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Christian Graham – 18 Years (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Leonard Dobson Jr. – 5 Years (Jacksonville)
05/01 – Michael Kennard – 33 Years (Gainesville)
05/01 – John Traxler – 22 Years (Gainesville)
05/01 – Robert Russell – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/01 – James Vennard – 23 Years (Jacksonville)
05/01 – Nicholas Buckingham – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/01 – Agelvi Medina – 5 Years (Orlando)
05/01 – Isaiah Ramos – 1 Year (Orlando)
05/02 – Robbie Farr – 14 Years (Jacksonville)
05/02 – Melinda Harden – 11 Years (Jacksonville)
05/02 – Aaron Brown – 3 Year (Jacksonville)
05/02 – Logan Bradshaw – 1 Year (Orlando)
05/03 – Donald Eshelman – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Randall Glisson Sr. – 17 Years (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Kristen Dubose – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Brock Williamson – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/06 – David Olitsky – 11 Years (Gainesville)
05/06 – Robert Tomlinson – 5 Years (Jacksonville)
05/06 – Bridget Guthrie – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/06 – Laurie Beitel – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/06 – Billy Bingham Sr. – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/08 – Kyle Dermody – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
05/08 – Maxwell Petty – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
05/09 – Edgar Rivera Jr. – 7 Years (Orlando)
05/09 – Negheen Zaman – 3 Years (Gainesville)
05/09 – Justin Adkins – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/09 – James Hurst – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/09 – Phontaisha Westcott – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/10 – Rory Singletary – 36 Years (Gainesville)
05/10 – Justin Chila – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
05/10 – Christopher Hollingsworth – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/10 – Chester Weaver – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/11 – Vergil Sykes – 10 Years (Gainesville)
05/11 – Joshua Suber – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
05/11 – Matthew Stephens – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
05/12 – Lancin Hersey – 26 Years (Gainesville)
05/12 – Cole Hughes – 10 Years (Gainesville)
05/12 – Steven Dukell – 4 Years (Orlando)
05/13 – Marcos Silva Rodriguez – 5 Years (Orlando)
05/14 – Clint Geer – 12 Years (Gainesville)
05/14 – Jacob McCaffrey – 11 Years (Gainesville)
05/14 – Clayton Ranard – 10 Years (Gainesville)
05/14 – Dalton Stephens – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/14 – Haaris Chaudhry – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/14 – Jinner Gonzalez – 5 Year (Orlando)
05/15 – Jonathan Tedder – 6 Years (Orlando)
05/15 – Michael Landon – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/15 – Treyce Hersey – 2 Years (Gainesville)
05/15 – Jacob Fox – 2 Years (Gainesville)
05/16 – Kyle Seas – 18 Years (Jacksonville)
05/16 – Shaun Guardiola – 2 Years (Orlando)
05/17 – Thermon Walker Jr. – 4 Years (Gainesville)
05/17 – Ethan Whitty – 3 Years (Jacksonville)
05/17 – Aaron Copher Jr. – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/18 – Chris Stalnaker – 27 Years (Jacksonville)
05/18 – Deborah Glisson – 10 Years (Jacksonville)
05/18 – Brandon Mercer – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
05/18 – Nathan Kight – 8 Years (Gainesville)
05/19 – Cody Peterson – 11 Years (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Richard Curl – 6 Years (Gainesville)
05/20 – Matthew Losco – 6 Years (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Lee Mills – 11 Years (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Nicholas Mazzanoble – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Nathan Crawford – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/21 – Ransom Moxley – 12 Years (Gainesville)
05/22 – Forrest Blair – 19 Years (Jacksonville)
05/22 – Benjamin Wallen – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/23 – James Brigman – 12 Years (Jacksonville)
05/23 – Trevor Putt – 9 Years (Gainesville)
05/23 – Kenneth Sanders – 3 Years (Gainesville)
05/24 – Keith Thomas – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/25 – Timothy Patterson – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
05/25 – John Dehoff – 8 Years (Gainesville)
05/25 – Adam Anderson – 7 Years (Gainesville)
05/26 – Julius Williams – 4 Years (Gainesville)
05/27 – Brad Sullivan – 39 Years (Gainesville)
05/27 – Deborah James – 17 Years (Jacksonville)
05/27 – Robert Horton – 4 Years (Jacksonville)
05/28 – Ronnie Cribb – 9 Years (Jacksonville)
05/28 – Rodney Barnett – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/28 – Mason Kight – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/28 – William Poppell – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/28 – Malcolm Dees – 1 Year (Gainesville)
05/28 – Sage Hart – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/28 – Jordan Wheeler – 1 Year (Jacksonville)
05/29 – Dylan Crews – 10 Years (Gainesville)
05/30 – Joseph Howland – 23 Years (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Steven Weldon – 8 Years (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Sandra Binger – 7 Years (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Gavin Reddish – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Zane Miller – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/31 – Nicholas Jones – 3 Years (Gainesville)
05/31 – Gavin Losco – 2 Years (Jacksonville)
05/31 – Juan Da Conceicao Garcia – 2 Years (Orlando)
04/01 – Joseph Pinna (Gainesville)
04/01 – Richard Mattern II (Jacksonville)
04/02 – Brandon Clark (Jacksonville)
04/02 – John Culbreth (Gainesville)
04/02 – Jonathan Johns (Jacksonville)
04/02 – Shane Davey (Orlando)
04/03 – Brian Irizarry (Orlando)
04/03 – Colby Hapgood (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Jonathan Taylor (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Mark Garcia (Gainesville)
04/03 – Patrick Todd (Jacksonville)
04/03 – Robert Fakess (Orlando)
04/03 – Shawn Nye (Gainesville)
04/04 – Andrew Rock (Jacksonville)
04/04 – Colton Finley (Gainesville)
04/04 – Dayton Dunn (Jacksonville)
04/04 – Ryan Sullivan (Gainesville)
04/05 – Jayson Almazan (Jacksonville)
04/05 – Kyle Fish (Jacksonville)
04/05 – Ryan Waycaster (Jacksonville)
04/05 – Stephen Crowley (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Chandler Hodges (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Richard Sanderson Jr. (Orlando)
04/06 – Travis Young (Jacksonville)
04/06 – Willie Burgess (Jacksonville)
04/07 – Dalton Deloach (Jacksonville)
04/07 – Stephen Lacourse (Jacksonville)
04/07 – Troy Lambert (Jacksonville)
04/08 – Steven Ray (Jacksonville)
04/09 – Bilal Kemp (Jacksonville)
04/09 – Tylor Vause (Jacksonville)
04/09 – Zachary Culverhouse (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Brent Schultz (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Caroline Carter (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Larry Howland (Orlando)
04/10 – Jason Padgett (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Kevin Nobles (Jacksonville)
04/10 – Thomas Ponsell (Jacksonville)
04/11 – Scott Spoon (Jacksonville)
04/12 – Alexander Giuliano (Jacksonville)
04/12 – Joel Barone (Gainesville)
04/12 – Taylor Gibson (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Marcus Butler (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Jessica Dunkley (Jacksonville)
04/13 – Joe Lazenby (Gainesville)
04/13 – Joseph Starling Jr. (Jacksonville)
04/14 – Brandon Murphy (Jacksonville)
04/14 – Clifford Raulerson (Jacksonville)
04/15 – Daniel Ranard (Gainesville)
04/16 – Adam Anderson (Gainesville)
04/16 – Andrew Bell (Jacksonville)
04/16 – Michael Lindsey (Jacksonville)
04/16 – Robert Zuzu II (Jacksonville)
04/17 – Bryan Strickland (Jacksonville)
04/17 – John Edwards (Jacksonville)
04/17 – Kyle Touchton (Jacksonville)
04/18 – Andrew Thomas (Orlando)
04/18 – Christopher Hollingsworth (Gainesville)
04/18 – Everett Glisson Jr. (Jacksonville)
04/18 – Jeremiah Cremeens (Orlando)
04/18 – Jordan Crews (Gainesville)
04/18 – Mark Brinley (Jacksonville)
04/19 – Devin Townsend (Gainesville)
04/19 – Hunter Willis (Orlando)
04/19 – Jacob Johnson (Gainesville)
04/19 – Kenneth Montanez (Orlando)
04/19 - Rhonda Wrye (Jacksonville)
04/20 – David Rowell (Jacksonville)
04/20 – John Hildebrand (Jacksonville)
04/20 – Jesse Bordelon (Orlando)
04/21 – Austin Biroschik (Jacksonville)
04/21 – James Brigman (Jacksonville)
04/21 – Matthew McLane (Jacksonville)
04/22 – Austin Beaulieu (Jacksonville)
04/22 – Jonathan Roth (Jacksonville)
04/24 – Arthur Thompson Jr. (Gainesville)
04/24 – Christian Holmes (Gainesville)
04/24 – Ronald Loder Sr. (Orlando)
04/25 – John Emond (Jacksonville)
04/25 – Ryan Davis (Gainesville)
04/26 – Jacob Fox (Gainesville)
04/27 – Jeremy Boutin (Gainesville)
04/27 – Richard Duggar (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Alexander Wallace (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Daniel Wallace (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Monica Wilkey (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Sage Hart (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Timothy Romano (Jacksonville)
04/28 – Zane Britton (Gainesville)
04/29 – Micha McFarland (Gainesville)
04/29 – Raymond Hunt (Orlando)
04/29 – Yoislan Alvarez Santana (Orlando)
04/30 – Alec Cason (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Dylan Youmans (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Jared Baczewski (Orlando)
04/30 – Jayton Willis (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Johnathan Rabon (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Richard Beville (Jacksonville)
04/30 – Kristian Abercrombie (Orlando)
04/30 – Shelly Arnold (Jacksonville)
05/01 – Brayton Lowe (Gainesville)
05/01 – Joshua London (Jacksonville)
05/01 – Juan Da Conceicao Garcia (Orlando)
05/02 – Benjamin De Brusay Mabey (Orlando)
05/02 – John Henderson (Jacksonville)
05/02 – Kayne Bragg (Jacksonville)
05/03 – Jamie Webb (Jacksonville)
05/03 – Trevor Bowen (Jacksonville)
05/04 – Larry Hauter (Jacksonville)
05/04 – Timothy Hunter Jr. (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Amenofis Rall (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Kyle Brickner (Jacksonville)
05/05 – Timothy Hohorst (Gainesville)
05/06 – Deborah Glisson (Jacksonville)
05/06 – Matthew Parker (Jacksonville)
05/06 – Remington Hoke (Jacksonville)
05/07 – Alexander Carusone (Gainesville)
05/07 – Layton Deloach (Jacksonville)
05/08 – Jackson Unrau (Orlando)
05/09 – Darnell West (Jacksonville)
05/09 – Derek Guyton (Jacksonville)
05/09 – Erick Fausto (Jacksonville)
05/09 – Jonathan Riner (Jacksonville)
05/10 – Foster Blansit (Jacksonville)
05/10 – Hunter Wheeler (Gainesville)
05/10 – Robby Walton (Jacksonville)
05/11 – Isaac Hayes (Jacksonville)
05/11 – Ethan Whitty (Jacksonville)
05/12 – Elizabeth Shore (Jacksonville)
05/12 – James Smith (Gainesville)
05/12 – Jenrri Espinosa Mezquida (Jacksonville)
05/12 – Nathan Glickenberger (Jacksonville)
05/13 – Christian Moore (Jacksonville)
05/13 – Mark Hofrichter (Jacksonville)
05/13 – Raymond Cason (Gainesville)
05/13 – Zanaiya Dancy (Jacksonville)
05/14 – Andrew Bent (Orlando)
05/14 – Bradley Vennard (Jacksonville)
05/14 – Kevin Williams (Gainesville)
05/14 – Nicole Sutton (Jacksonville)
05/14 – Peggy Tipping (Jacksonville)
05/14 – Travis Bush (Gainesville)
05/15 – Charles Sweat (Jacksonville)
05/15 – Christopher Stoia (Jacksonville)
05/15 – Javon Anderson (Jacksonville)
05/15 – Troy Miller (Gainesville)
05/16 – Jason Blong (Jacksonville)
05/16 – Jorge Barrios Medina (Orlando)
05/16 – Ty Sullivan (Jacksonville)
05/17 – Chedel Nelson (Orlando)
05/17 – Willard Beattie (Jacksonville)
05/18 – Derrick Ross Jr. (Gainesville)
05/19 – Sabrina Bourque (Jacksonville)
05/19 – Susan McLeod (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Christopher Kirby (Gainesville)
05/20 – Cristin Lynch (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Joshua Canizales (Jacksonville)
05/20 – Stephen Henry (Jacksonville)
05/21 – Allister Brown (Orlando)
05/21 – Clayton Ranard (Gainesville)
05/21 – John Songer (Orlando)
05/21 – Justin Bassett (Gainesville)
05/21 – Kenneth Hovey (Gainesville)
05/21 – Leslie Owens (Jacksonville)
05/23 – Amy Britton (Gainesville)
05/23 – Austin Morgan (Gainesville)
05/23 – Erik Mesa (Gainesville)
05/24 – Mallory Parmeley (Jacksonville)
05/24 – Tyler Igyarto (Orlando)
05/25 – Stuart Babins (Jacksonville)
05/25 – Thomas Smith (Jacksonville)
05/26 – Blake Crawford (Jacksonville)
05/26 – David McCray (Orlando)
05/26 – Joshua Sapp (Gainesville)
05/26 – Kenneth Gray (Jacksonville)
05/26 – Matthew North (Jacksonville)
05/27 – Emily Painter (Orlando)
05/27 – Haaris Chaudhry (Jacksonville)
05/27 – Jacob Silberman (Jacksonville)
05/27 – Mark Lucas Jr. (Jacksonville)
05/27 – Robert Avery (Jacksonville)
05/27 – William Leon (Orlando)
05/28 – Aimad Ait Darmouch (Orlando)
05/28 – Elliot Feliciano (Jacksonville)
05/28 – Shawn Damron (Jacksonville)
05/28 – Troy Townsend (Gainesville)
05/28 – William Williams (Jacksonville)
05/29 – Christopher Pittman (Jacksonville)
05/29 – Decarlos Richo (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Jacob Stephens (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Kenneth Hall Jr. (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Tashad Lake (Jacksonville)
05/30 – Tyler Albritton (Gainesville)
05/31 – Bradley Griffin (Gainesville)
05/31 – Stephen Beatty (Gainesville)
Our Gainesville office was proud to serve as presenting sponsors of the 12th Annual Ronald McDonald Sporting Clays Tournament. Our team had a blast supporting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Central Florida.
We were honored to sponsor the AdventHealth Clay Shoot, raising over $160,000 in support of AdventHealth University. These funds will provide scholarships for future doctors, nurses, and clinical staff, while also supporting key programs across the AdventHealth system. We’re proud to help invest in the future of healthcare!
Our Jacksonville team recently joined forces for a great cause—packing 500 bags of food for students at Reynolds Lane Elementary School with Blessings in a Backpack!
This impactful organization is dedicated to fighting childhood hunger by providing weekend meals to students who might otherwise go without. The Jacksonville chapter supports schools across four counties, ensuring food-insecure children have the nutrition they need to grow and succeed.
We’re honored to contribute to their mission and give back to our community. A big thank you to all our volunteers for making a difference!
Vision is Priceless, a Jacksonville-based nonprofit, is dedicated to improving vision health for uninsured and underserved individuals across all ages. Since 2021, we’ve proudly supported their mission as Presenting Sponsors of the annual Pull for Sight Clay Shoot. This year’s event was another fantastic success, with proceeds helping to provide more than 100,000 vision screenings for children throughout Northeast Florida.
Our Orlando team had a blast participating in the 19th annual UA/MCA Charity Golf Outing at The Eagles Golf & Country Club in Odessa. They had a fun day of golf, camaraderie, and giving back to over 15 local and national charities across the state of Florida.
Our Gainesville office proudly attended the Foster Florida clay shoot. This organization serves as a lifeline for foster families. Providing essential resources through the foster system. This organization holds a special place in the hearts of our team at W. W. Gay, as it has been an invaluable resource for foster parents within our company.
As we establish our presence in Savannah, we were honored to sponsor the Southeast Georgia Health System Foundation Bridge Run. Held on the iconic 7,780-foot Sidney Lanier Bridge, the run raised vital funds to enhance local cancer care programs. It was an incredible day filled with energy, unity, and purpose, and we’re grateful to be part of something that makes such a lasting impact!
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
The Jacksonville Service Team took aim at fun and teamwork during a clay shoot team bonding event, enjoying time together outdoors. Well done to all the sharpshooters!
We’re excited to shine a spotlight on one of our newest team members, Aaron Brown, Assistant Project Manager in our Jacksonville office.
Aaron officially joined the W. W. Gay family about a month ago, but he’s no stranger to the company. A Jacksonville native and University of Florida graduate with a degree in Construction Management, Aaron has had a passion for the industry - something that runs in the family, as his father, Bill Brown, is also a valued member of our team.
Before joining us full-time, Aaron was an intern in Gainesville for a summer, gaining handson experience at Shands Hospital under the mentorship of Walt Traxler. That internship ignited his interest in healthcare construction, and now, as part of our Healthcare Department, he’s embracing the challenge of working on intricate hospital projects.
After graduating, Aaron spent a year working for an electrical contractor in St. Petersburg, focusing on apartment developments. However, his desire to return to Jacksonville and tackle more complex projects, led him back to W. W. Gay. Transitioning from apartment construction to the highly specialized world of healthcare facilities has been both exciting and challenging, and Aaron is eager to continue developing his expertise.
Currently, Aaron is working under Project Manager, Sam Asker, gaining valuable experience on projects at Mayo Clinic and several other healthcare facilities, while learning the ins and outs of change orders, purchase orders, and procurement processes. With the guidance of experienced project managers, he is quickly honing his skills and growing in his role.
Outside of work, you’ll likely find Aaron on the golf course at Eagle Harbor or cheering on the Florida Gators—a team he grew to love during his time at UF, despite growing up a Florida State fan!
We’re thrilled to have Aaron on board and excited to see his growth at W. W. Gay. If you see him around, be sure to give him a warm welcome!
We are excited to extend a warm welcome to Amy Bonnette, our newest friendly face as our receptionist at the front desk of our Jacksonville office!
After an impressive 35-year career at Haskell, Amy was ready for a fresh start and felt an immediate connection to W. W. Gay—a company she’s known her whole life. A devoted Gator fan with deep roots in the community, she described the opportunity to join our team as a true “meant-to-be” moment.
Now working alongside Amy Munson, Amy brings a warm, welcoming spirit and a passion for exceptional customer service. Her mission is simple but impactful: “I want everyone who walks through the door or calls to feel welcome and happy here, just as I feel.”
Working alongside Amy Munson, she’s excited to bring happiness, support, and a helping hand to the front desk and beyond. Her favorite part about working here has been the team members that surround her. She already feels connected to the team thanks to years of familiar faces and long-time relationships.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys working out, running, traveling, and spending time with her husband and four dogs.
We’re thrilled to have you on board, Amy— welcome to the W. W. Gay family!
We’re thrilled to welcome David Osborne to the W. W. Gay family! As an Assistant Project Manager in our Jacksonville office, David is already making an impact in our Healthcare Department and is eager to grow in his role.
With six years of hands-on experience as a superintendent in his family’s fire and water restoration business, David built a strong foundation in construction. Looking to transition into project management, he pursued and recently earned a Business Management degree from Pensacola Christian College.
David’s journey to W. W. Gay began with a recommendation from a church connection who recognized his passion for project management and encouraged him to apply. After graduating in December, he relocated to Jacksonville and joined our team two months ago.
Now working under Robert Wilson in the Healthcare Department, David is gaining valuable experience in Procore job setup, managing cost-plus work, and overseeing logistics at UF Shands. He is focused on keeping projects organized, efficient, and running smoothly.
Outside of work, David enjoys woodworking and creating custom projects. He’s also actively involved in his local church community.
With his drive to learn, collaborate, and contribute, we’re excited to see all that David will accomplish at W. W. Gay!
We’re excited to introduce Renee Moloney, our new HR Assistant out of the Jacksonville office, who is already making an impact by ensuring that new hires feel right at home.
Renee graduated from Jacksonville University in 2023 with a degree in Graphic Design and Business, along with a minor in Film. While her background may seem creative, her true passion has always been in Human Resources. She enjoys solving problems, organizing processes, and working closely with people, which led her to W. W. Gay after discovering the opportunity on Indeed.
Before joining us, Renee worked in the Publix Deli, where she developed strong customer service skills and a love for helping people. Her experience there reinforced her desire to work in HR, where she could use her skills to support employees and enhance workplace efficiency.
As an HR Assistant, Renee plays a key role in onboarding new team members. She manages background checks, drug test administration, I-9 organization, and other administrative processes. Renee is focused on improving efficiencies and ensuring a seamless onboarding experience for new employees.
“I want to make a difference and help new hires feel at home,” Renee shares. “Starting a new job can be overwhelming, and I want to make that transition as smooth and welcoming as possible.”
For Renee, joining W. W. Gay has been a rewarding experience. She appreciates the supportive team, and the sense of family that defines our culture. Having previously known her neighbor and HR team member, Elizabeth Ray, she already felt a connection to the team, which made her transition even smoother.
Renee has a variety of unique hobbies. She’s a competitive gamer, frequently participating in Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart tournaments on her Nintendo Switch. She also enjoys card games, hiking, going on cruises, and playing percussion instruments.
With her enthusiasm and dedication to making W. W. Gay an even better place to work, Renee is a fantastic addition to our team. Please join us in welcoming her to the W. W. Gay family!
We’re proud to announce the promotion of Brett Watson to Plumbing Fab Shop Manager out of the Jacksonville office.
Brett’s career journey is a testament to growth through hard work and hands-on experience. He began his career as a pre-apprentice, working his way up through the ranks to General Foreman, and now steps into this new role at the helm of the Plumbing Fab Shop. His background gives him a well-rounded perspective on what it takes to support teams in the field.
What drew Brett to this position was the opportunity to serve as a liaison between VDC and the field crews, playing a key part in ensuring smooth communication and execution. “We’re the backbone for the field,” he says, highlighting how the fab shop’s work helps drive success on every project.
In his new role, Brett is responsible for managing day-to-day operations in the shop, supporting project teams, ensuring quality and efficiency, and bridging the gap between planning and field execution.
Brett has embraced the role with enthusiasm and enjoys that he gets to work on multiple projects. Brett plans to bring the same energy and attention to detail that marked his work in the field.
Congratulations, Brett! We’re excited to see the Plumbing Fab Shop thrive under your leadership.
Congratulations to Haylee Graham as she transitions to her new role as an Assistant Procurement Agent out of the Jacksonville office. W.W. Gay has always held a special place in her heart—thanks to her mother Chrissy Grahamn’s long tenure within the company.
Haylee started her journey with the company in Port Orange as an admin under John Songer. After a year, she transitioned to the Jacksonville office as a receptionist, where she spent three fulfilling years.
Eager to grow, Haylee applied for an opening in Procurement, drawing on her experience with purchase orders. Now, as an Assistant Procurement Agent, she’s quickly adapted and enjoys the new challenges. She continues to grow in her success and can’t wait to see what the future will hold!
At W. W. Gay, our success is driven by the dedication and expertise of our employees. One such leader is Shawn Crosby, the Site Manager of our newest office in Savannah. With extensive industry experience and a passion for mechanical contracting, Shawn is playing a vital role in expanding W. W. Gay’s presence in Georgia.
Shawn’s journey in the industry began in 1993 when he joined Local 177 in Brunswick, Georgia, after graduating high school. By 1998, he had turned out as a plumber and pipefitter, spending years refining his skills. In 2002, he transitioned into a management role as the Southeast Georgia Health Facilities Manager, where he continued working closely with W. W. Gay while overseeing health systems in the region. His long-standing respect for the company led him to officially join W. W. Gay in December 2023, seizing the opportunity to contribute to our growth in Georgia.
When Shawn first stepped into his role as Site Manager for the Savannah office, he started with just one apprentice. Today, his team has grown to 12 employees— quadrupling in size within a short time. As Site Manager, he oversees the maintenance department for Memorial Hospital, managing work orders, preventative maintenance, and project bidding. His leadership, alongside Georgia Director Ronnie Creel, has positioned W. W. Gay as the prime Mechanical Contractor for the facility. Shawn is also actively involved in securing new clients, developing scopes of work, and collaborating with general contractors, engineers, and architects to drive business growth.
Shawn’s passion for construction was ignited early in his career when he first joined the union. Over the years, he has leveraged his hands-on experience in plumbing and pipefitting to transition into leadership roles. With over 20 years of management experience, he has developed a strong ability to balance mechanical expertise with strategic project execution.
Since joining W. W. Gay, Shawn has found his niche in healthcare construction and maintenance, where he enjoys working alongside highly skilled tradespeople. His proudest achievement so far has been the rapid growth of his team and the establishment of W. W. Gay as a key player in Savannah’s mechanical contracting space.
For Shawn, the work is rewarding, but the people make it truly special. He values the relationships he has built within W. W. Gay, including his team members, Hannah LaForge and Joey Howland who have helped make the Savannah office a success. Having worked with the company as an apprentice years ago, he has always admired our culture and commitment to excellence. When he’s not managing projects and expanding W. W. Gay’s footprint in Georgia, Shawn enjoys spending time by the coast, fishing, and making memories with his family.
With his leadership, dedication, and industry expertise, Shawn Crosby is helping shape the future of W. W. Gay in Georgia. His contributions are already making a significant impact, and we look forward to seeing all that he will accomplish in the years ahead!
Favorite quote: Hit the ball over the fence so you can take your time around the bases
Favorite book: NFPA 99
Dream dinner guest: Both of my grandads
Best Savnnah recommendation: Savannah Bananas
I’m happiest when.. I’m at the coast spending time with family
What is your favorite or most memorable job and why? My current job because I work with some of the best people and I love taking care of people. I love a challenge and we definitely see our challenges in healthcare maintenance.
1 Amy Munson Jacksonville, FL
Amy’s home just got a little more adorable—she recently adopted two guinea pigs, Maple and Gidget! Let’s give a warm welcome to these two sweet new additions!
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Brittany Cubbege Jacksonville, FL
Brittany and her husband kept their fun tradition going strong with a trip to the Gator Nationals— something they’ve looked forward to nearly every year together. Here’s to making more memories at the track next year!
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Caroline Carter Jacksonville, FL
Caroline and a few teammates recently soaked up the sunshine and good vibes at The Players Championship. A perfect way to enjoy the Florida spring!
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Crystal Gaskins Jacksonville, FL
Crystal cheered on the Gators in style at the recent UF vs FSU baseball game. Great weather, great friends, and a great game—Go Gators!
5 Gordon Brigance Jacksonville, FL
Gordon’s family is always thinking ahead! They buried a time capsule on New Year’s Day filled with letters and memories to open in 10 years. They also made some magical memories on a post-Christmas Disney trip—complete with holiday decorations still on display!
6 Sam Asker Jacksonville, FL
Sam Asker and friends attended the safari-themed Walk on the Wild Side sponsorship dinner, benefiting Gabriel House of Care and its compassionate work with organ transplant and cancer patients.
The Jacksonville office hosted its Inaugural Giving Back Games at Daily’s Place Flex Field on Friday, March 28 bringing together employees, customers, vendors, and local businesses for a day of friendly competition and community spirit. The event was a resounding success, raising more than $40,000 in support of The Healing Hearts Project, a nonprofit dedicated to assisting families with children facing critical medical conditions.
The Giving Back Games featured a variety of interactive challenges, including a football throw, cornhole, and basketball free throws, fostering camaraderie and teamwork among participants. The event provided a unique opportunity for companies across the region to engage in a meaningful way while supporting a worthy cause.
“Seeing so many companies come together for a fun-filled day while making a real difference in our community was truly inspiring,” said Emily Andrews, Vice President of Marketing & Community Relations at W. W. Gay. “We are incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support and generosity that helped us make a significant impact for The Healing Hearts Project.”
A special thank you goes to all event sponsors, especially the top-level Champion Sponsors DeWalt and Florida Hydronics. Their contributions, along with those of many others, played a vital role in the success of the event.
The day concluded with an awards ceremony and check presentation to representatives of The Healing Hearts Project.
The Giving Back Games committee extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated, contributed, and made the Giving Back Games a tremendous success. Plans are already in motion for next year’s event, as we continue our commitment to giving back to the community.
At W. W. Gay, we are committed to building the future of the skilled trades. That’s why we’re passionate about career fairs like ACE Trades Day, Construction Career Days, and various college career fairs. These events allow us to connect with students, job seekers, and future tradespeople, ensuring a strong pipeline of talent for our industry.
With a growing shortage of field workers, it’s more important than ever to inspire and recruit the next generation. Events like ACE Trades Day introduce high school students to hands-on careers, Construction Career Days offer real-world experiences, and college career fairs help us engage with young professionals looking for rewarding opportunities.
By participating in these career fairs, we educate, mentor, and showcase the many opportunities available in mechanical contracting. We’re proud to invest in the workforce of tomorrow—because the future of construction depends on it!
For over four decades, W. W. Gay has been an advocate for Vision Is Priceless, a nonprofit organization committed to assessing, sustaining, and improving the visual health of children and adults in Northeast Florida. Through sponsorship and hands-on involvement, W. W. Gay has played a pivotal role in helping individuals across Northeast Florida access critical eye exams, screenings, and glasses.
Vision Is Priceless traces its roots back to the Prevent Blindness Northeast Florida Chapter, founded in 1966 with the mission of providing vision care to the uninsured and underserved. W. W. Gay’s commitment to this cause began in 1978 when Mr. William W. Gay himself began supporting the organization. His unwavering dedication to vision health was recognized when he was honored as a “Man of Vision” at the esteemed People of Vision Dinner. In 1996, the organization transitioned its name to Vision Is Priceless Council (VIP) to ensure all funds raised remained within the local community.
In 1983, W. W. Gay served as the presenting sponsor of the inaugural BBQ & Western fundraiser, benefiting the Prevent Blindness Northeast Florida Chapter. This event, co-hosted with Miller Electric, saw employees coming together to prepare the barbecue dinners. This fundraiser became a beloved tradition for 37 years.
Beyond fundraising, W.W. Gay employees have actively participated in events like Tip the VIP, where staff served as waiters to raise funds for Vision Is Priceless. Beginning in 2004, the company partnered with Vision Is Priceless for the “Tip the VIP” event, where employees took on the role of wait staff at a special dinner held at the Hill Top Club. All tips collected during the event were donated to Vision Is Priceless, furthering its mission to provide accessible eye care.
Through decades of participation and support, W. W. Gay has helped transform countless lives by ensuring that vision care remains accessible to those who need it most. The partnership between W. W. Gay and Vision Is Priceless exemplifies a shared commitment to community service, health, and a brighter future for Northeast Florida.
As we continue our mission to support life-changing initiatives, the impact on vision health and community well-being remains stronger than ever, proving that together we can change lives and create a clearer future for all.
Accounting
Travis Camp
Phone: 904-394-7206
Email: TCamp@wwgmc.com
Accounts Payable - Gainesville
Meliah Long
Phone: 904-394-7214
Email: omlong@wwgmc.com
Ashley Dixon
Phone: 904-394-7287
Email: abutler@wwgmc.com
Accounts Payable - Jacksonville
Meliah Long
Phone: 904-394-7214
Email: omlong@wwgmc.com
Ashley Dixon
Phone: 904-394-7287
Email: abutler@wwgmc.com
Accounts Payable - Orlando
Meliah Long
Phone: (904-394-7214)
Email: omlong@wwgmc.com
Ashley Dixon
Phone: 904-394-7287
Email: abutler@wwgmc.com
Accounts Receivable - Gainesville
Ashley Dixon
Phone: 904-394-7287
Email: abutler@wwgmc.com
Accounts Receivable - Jacksonville
Ashley Dixon
Phone: 904-394-7287
Email: abutler@wwgmc.com
Jeffrey Crump
Phone: 904-394-7934
Email: jcrump@wwgmc.com
A.C. Start-Up - Jacksonville
Donny Fraser
Phone: 904-314-4011
Email: bdfraser@wwgmc.com
Benefits
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email:cgraham@wwgmc.com
BIM Coordination
Amanda Wenzel
Phone: 904-394-7982
Email: awenzel@wwgmc.com
Building Maintenance
Josh London
Phone: 904-394-7263
Email: jlondon@wwgmc.com
C&G Front Counter
Phone: 904-394-7918
Carpenter Shop - Jacksonville
Kevin Peeples
Phone: 904-394-7245
Email: kpeeples@wwgmc.com
Ricky Deen
Phone: 904-302-4452
Email: rideen@wwgmc.com
Catering
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email:cgraham@wwgmc.com
Community Service
Caroline Carter
Phone: 904-394-7908
Email: ccarter@wwgmc.com
Complaints
Steve Ray
Phone: 904-394-7932
Email: sray@wwgmc.com
Computer Support/COINSiVenture
Phone: 904-394-8414
Condos
Peggy Tipping
Phone: 904-394-7989
Email: ptipping@wwgmc.com
Chrissy Graham Phone: 904-394-7262
Email:cgraham@wwgmc.com
Controls Division - Jacksonville
Joey Shepard
Phone: 904-394-7242
Email: jshepard@wwgaycontrols.com
Cranes - Florida Mechanical
Christina Page Phone: 904-394-7975
Email: cpage@flmech.com
Credit Cards
Gordon Brigance Phone: 904-394-7260
Email: gbrigance@wwgmc.com
Jeffrey Crump Phone: 904-394-7934
Email: jcrump@wwgmc.com
Dental
Chrissy Graham Phone: 904-394-7262
Email:cgraham@wwgmc.com
Donations
Emily Andrews Phone: 904-394-7638
Email: eandrews@wwgmc.com
Drug Use & Testing
Chrissy Graham Phone: 904-394-7262
Email:cgraham@wwgmc.com
Employee Verification - Gainesville
Cheryl Zimmer Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
Employee Verification - Jacksonville
Cheryl Zimmer Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
Employee Verification - Orlando
Paige Woodall Phone: 904-394-7936
Email: pwoodall@wwgmc.com
Engineering Division
Matthew Furlong
Phone: 904-228-8092
Email: mfurlong@wwgmc.com
ESOP
Travis Camp Phone: 904-394-7206
Email: tcamp@wwgmc.com
Estimating Division
Matthew Furlong
Phone: 904-394-7952
Email: mfurlong@wwgmc.com
Reid Shore
Phone: 904-394-7631
Email: cshore@wwgmc.com
Rhonda Wrye
Phone: 904-394-7250
Email: rwrye@wwgmc.com
Events
Caroline Carter
Phone: 904-394-7908
Email: ccarter@wwgmc.com
Expenses
Margaret Franck
Phone: 904-394-7201
Email: mfranck@wwgmc.com
Fabrication Shop - Plumbing
Brett Watson
Phone: 904-456-3777
Email: BWatson@wwgmc.com
Fab Shop - Pipe
Andy Lane
Phone: 904-394-7386
Email: slane@wwgmc.com
Fab Shop - Steel
Mike Wenzel
Phone: 904-394-7968
Email: mwenzel@wwgmc.com
Fabrication Department
Andy Lane
Phone: 904-394-7386
Email: slane@wwgmc.com
Facilities
Josh London
Phone: 904-394-7263
Email: jlondon@wwgmc.com
Field Operations
John Russell
Phone: 904-394-7999
Email: jrussell@wwgmc.com
Florida Mechanical
Christina Page
Phone: 904-394-7309
Email: cpage@flmech.com
FMS Maintenance
Front Counter
Phone: 904-394-7267
Gainesville Office
Amy Britton
Phone: 352-264-2600
Email: abritton@wwgmc.com
Government Division - Jacksonville
Scott Bohn
Phone: 904-394-7971
Email: sbohn@wwgmc.com
GPS
John Combs
Phone: 904-394-7974
Email: jcombs@wwgmc.com
Health Insurance
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Commercial Division - Jacksonville
John Fields
Phone: 904-394-7981
Email: jfields@wwgmc.com
Holidays
Peggy Tipping
Phone: 904-394-7989
Email: ptipping@wwgmc.com
Human Resources
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Service - North Florida
Jason Williams
Phone: 904-394-7991
Email: wwilliams@wwgmc.com
Brad Vennard
Phone: 904-394-7628
Email: bvennard@wwgmc.com
Industrial Division - Jacksonville
Jamie Webb
Phone: 904-394-7929
Email: jwebb@wwgmc.com
Jacksonville Office
Amy Munson & Amy Bonnette
Phone: 904-388-2696
Job Postings
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Legal
Richard Tipping
Phone: 904-394-7945
Email: rtipping@wwgmc.com
Marketing
Emily Andrews
Phone: 904-394-7638
Email: eandrews@wwgmc.com
Maternity Leave
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Medical Leave
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Miscellaneous Metal
David Fischer
Email: dfischer@wwgmc.com
Office Supplies - Jacksonville
Amy Munson
Phone: 904-388-2696
Email: amunson@wwgmc.com
Operations
Tom Smith
Phone: 904-394-7964
Email: tsmith@wwgmc.com
Orlando Office
Emily Painter
Phone: 407-468-2215
Email: epainter@wwgmc.com
Payroll - Gainesville
Cheryl Zimmer
Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
Payroll - Jacksonville
Cheryl Zimmer
Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
Payroll - Orlando
Paige Woodall
Phone: 904-394-7936
Email: pwoodall@wwgmc.com
PTO (Paid Time Off)
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Purchasing
Robby Walton
Phone: 904-394-7667
Email: rwalton@wwgmc.com
Receiving - Gainesville
Eddie Green
Phone: 352-538-4634
Email: egreen@wwgmc.com
Receiving - Jacksonville
Josh Childers
Phone: 904-394-7914
Email: jchilders@wwgmc.com
Safety
Steve Ray
Phone: 904-394-7932
Email: sray@wwgmc.com
Sciens Building Solutions
Receptionist
Phone: 904-387-7973
Security
Steve Ray
Phone: 904-394-7932
Email: sray@wwgmc.com
Sexual Harassment
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Sick Leave
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Signs - M & M Signs
Crystal Gaskins
Phone: 904-394-7352
Email: cgaskins@wwgmc.com
Sponsorships
Caroline Carter
Phone: 904-394-7908
Email: ccarter@wwgmc.com
Telephone Support
iVenture
Phone: 904-394-8414
Email: support@iventuresolutions. com
Test & Balance Division
Cody Davis
Phone: 904-228-5198
Email: cdavis@wwgmc.com
Duane Palmer
Phone: 904-509-1670
Email: dpalmer@wwgmc.com
Tool Room - Jacksonville
Front Desk
Phone: 904-394-7263
Josh London
Phone: 904-463-6935
Email: jlondon@wwgmc.com
Training
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Unions
John Russell
Phone: 904-394-7999
Email: jrussell@wwgmc.com
Vacation Time
Chrissy Graham Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Vehicles
John Combs
Phone: 904-394-7974
Email: jcombs@wwgmc.com
Violence in the Workplace
Chrissy Graham Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
Vision
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
W-2’s - Gainesville
Cheryl Zimmer
Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
W-2’s - Jacksonville
Cheryl Zimmer
Phone: 904-394-7209
Email: czimmer@wwgmc.com
W-2’s - Orlando
Paige Woodall
Phone: 904-394-7936
Email: pwoodall@wwgmc.com
Workers’ Compensation
Chrissy Graham
Phone: 904-394-7262
Email: cgraham@wwgmc.com
