Kelly approaches every project from the client's perspective, identifying the key indicators that clients prioritize to ensure they are designed and functioning correctly. With extensive experience in service work, Kelly can anticipate future serviceability issues before the project is operational. With MEP systems becoming more complicated, Kelly provide the perfect bridge between the designers, owners, and installing contractors.

Early in his career, Kelly began as an application engineer and transitioned to controls and service work in the early 1990s. He worked for a large service company before starting his own business focusing on MEP service work and building automation systems. After operating a successful business that was eventually purchased, Kelly has since dedicated his time to performing commissioning services, conducting field observations for quality assurance, and troubleshooting issues for True Engineering.

Most of Kellyís phone photos are of mechanical and electrical equipment. When not focused on MEP systems, he enjoys camping, fishing, and hunting. He has visited 45 states and nearly all the national parks.