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Posted: September 26, 2013
Flynn Construction Corp. starts Gregory J. Flooring and Design Center expansion
Flynn Construction Corp. has begun construction of the expansion for Gregory J. Flooring and Design Center at 520 Amherst St. A ceremonial ground breaking was held on site. The new energy efficient 8,580 s/f addition will house a new kitchen bath showroom featuring Wellborn kitchen cabinets. Gregory J. said, "Turning our successful flooring store into more of a home center with expanded products and services will further help us meet our customer's needs." This expansion will enhance and add to their exceptional reputation for quality products and installations. A fall completion is expected.
Flynn Const. is a full service design/build general contractor serving all of the state. They build "Lean and Green" focusing on energy efficient steel building and masonry structures. Flynn provides an economical alternative for the end user in the construction of service, manufacturing, retail, multi-tenant and warehousing projects.
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