Brian and Matt currently operate the business together with the help of their talented staff who have continued the tradition of becoming like members of the Haley family.

Joyce and Brian managed the family business together until 2013 at which time Joyce chose to retire after 33 years.

Matthew, Brian's son and 5th generation of Haley's, joined the company in 2010 after teaching in NYC for three years.

In 1979, Tom’s daughter Joyce came into the business after graduating from Florida State University. In 1983, his son Brian, who had been working for York Industries in Houston, Texas, moved back to Maine to join the family business and welcome Matthew, his first child.
After his return to Maine, Brian became a licensed professional engineer (P.E.) in both Maine and New Hampshire to begin participating more in design-build projects and Joyce worked towards improving the financial and management operations of the company. They worked with Tom on a daily basis until his retirement in 1997.

By the 1950's, Mr. Jordan was getting ready to retire and Joe Haley welcomed his son, Tom, into the family business.

Tom came into the business after working for Lennox Industries, one of the largest furnace manufacturers in the country, in Syracuse, New York. With his young enthusiasm and the booming national economy of the 1950's, Joe and Tom changed the company name to Haley's Metal Shop, moved into a large manufacturing facility outside of town, and expanded the business to include the "new technology" of air conditioning.

Robert Jordan worked alone until he took on his youngest daughter's new husband, Joe Haley, as an apprentice in the late 1920's. Working together, they formed Jordan and Haley. The business grew slowly at times, and suffered during the years of the depression and World War II. They installed heating systems throughout the local area, while still creating custom metal works. The business grew steadily along with the rest of the country after World War II.

The Haley's Metal Shop story begins with Robert Jordan, a skilled tinsmith with a passion for working with copper. He had just moved his family to Biddeford, ME and started a small tinsmith business. He fabricated everything from copper tea kettles to the cross still standing on the top of the largest Catholic church in Biddeford.