ABOUT US
ABOUT US
KT & Company is a proud minority-owned business that is committed to providing high-quality mechanical systems.
EXPERTISE | RELIABILITY | COMMUNITY
KT & Company is a full-service mechanical contractor, equipped to manage large-scale mechanical projects. KT & Company houses a team of seasoned professionals and emerging leaders in the construction industry. Our expertise and dedication ensure precision and efficiency throughout every phase of a project, delivering superior results to our clients.
In addition to mechanical prefabrication and installation, we offer a comprehensive suite of services that include project management, pre-construction design, estimating and budgeting, procurement, and building information modeling (BIM).
Licensed in HVAC and Refrigeration and possessing substantial bonding capacity, KT & Company is ready to provide your project with a quality top-of-the-line mechanical system. Our foundation of excellence and integrity, combined with a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion, sets us apart from our peers.
Our Founder & President
KENNY TORRES
A decade ago, Kenny Torres was working in banking — and miserable. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in poverty on Cleveland’s West Side, he wanted to give back to the community where he grew up. Determined to make a difference, he left financial services, returned to school, and eventually found his calling in bridging the gap between Hispanic neighborhoods and the construction trades.
Today, Torres is the founder of KT & Company, a newly established HVAC subcontractor. His journey has been fueled by a passion for Latino entrepreneurship and a commitment to training young talent. With a focus on addressing the labor shortage and creating pathways to careers, KT & Company is dedicated to empowering the next generation of construction professionals.
Before launching KT& Company, Torres was a field operations manager at the Gilbane Building Company and the program director for the Spanish American Committee, a nonprofit social services agency. There, he helped to launch and oversee the Latino Construction Program, a six-week pre-apprenticeship course that has placed close to 150 people in the trades since 2017. Graduates of the program contributed to building the MetroHealth System’s new hospital tower in Cleveland’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood.
Torres's dedication extends beyond his company. He continues to teach, planning classes to help Latino entrepreneurs start construction businesses. He also serves as a board member for a union job-readiness program and is a founder of Rising Hispanic Professionals, a group focused on fields such as architecture and engineering. Torres champions efforts to broaden access to the construction industry, driven by his belief in the transformative power of education.