Recently Mark and Thomas LeBoeuf undertook a large renewable energy project with the installation of approximately 1,050, 220 kWh Photovoltaic panels on the roof of their 30,000 square foot machine shop.  The project was partially subsidized through incentives for renewable energy, and has become the second largest commercial photovoltaic installation in the state.  The installation will save Quabbin, Inc. a considerable amount of money on their electricity expenses.  They expect to save up to 40% which is equivalent to nearly $4,000 every month, impressively, enough to fund someone's salary.

  
Quabbin, Inc. is different then most machine shops in that they create some of their own products.  The business constructs Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) police equipment which is used by the Massachusetts State bomb squad to move things like pipe bombs and other explosives.  Another feature that makes this company unique is the reseating of valves.  These reseated units can be found on every U.S. Navel ship.  Their impact can be seen globally as our navel ships travel the world as well as locally in their promotion of green energy and creating local jobs.  The LeBoeuf brothers make it a point to donate to several local causes like the veterans memorial in Orange as well as donating to help the local high school purchase rings for all of the Mahar football players after they won the championship.