Chris Dorr, Lee Mechanical's Electrical Superintendent, has been part of the company since 2013. He boasts almost two decades of electrical trades experience, with many years in the health care service, remodeling, and new installation field. “I take great pride [...]

Lee Supports Parkside Athletics as RangerVision Community Champion KENOSHA, Wis. – Lee Mechanical Inc. has agreed to a multi-year partnership to become a RangerVision 2020 Community Champion, Director of Athletics Andrew Gavin announced. The Kenosha-based company is not only a [...]

Lee Donates to Boys & Girls Club Lee Mechanical, in partnership with more than 20 of its vendors and suppliers, is donating $30,000 to the Shirley Madrigrano & Natalie Lee Arts Foundation. The check — along with [...]

Supporting Milwaukee Rescue Mission Lee Mechanical was honored to recently support the Milwaukee Rescue Missions and the Southeast Wisconsin Chapter of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA). Lee Mechanical team members, Director of Service Dave Ellis and [...]

Supporting Veterans & Local Apprenticeship Programs Lee Mechanical is proud to support both our veterans and local apprenticeship programs. Lee’s Executive Vice President Frank Ruffolo, a committee member of the Kenosha JATC (National Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee), [...]

In October 2020, Lee Mechanical Inc. was proud to present Carthage College with a check for $25,000 and a $2,500 check for Carthage Athletics from the Lee Mechanical team. Carthage Trustee Bob Lee, Jr., President and CEO of Lee Mechanical, presented the check to Carthage President John R. Swallow. 

The Lee team is collecting items to fill the pantry at the Shalom Center On Saturday, December 12, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lee Mechanical is hosting a community ‘Fill-the-Truck Food Drive’ on location at 2915-60th St. in Kenosha.

The Lee team was proud to see Carthage College and the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha partner to bring art to the children in our local community. This summer’s project, “This Is My Place”, was supported through The Shirley Madrigrano & Natalie Lee Arts Foundation.

Back to Kenosha... In 1983, years after starting the plumbing business and with his family well-established and successful in their own right, Bob Lee Sr. learned that the Minnesota Twins were “shopping” their single A minor league [...]

Off to the Minors... The following year was 1955 and Lee was assigned by the Braves to their minor league affiliate to the Corpus Christi Clippers in the Big State League. The Clippers played in Corpus Christi for just four [...]

The Early Days... Baseball is a sport that catches the fascination of almost every boy growing up in America. Here in Kenosha, there have been a lot of great names going on to baseball careers. Names [...]