News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 14, 2009
J&J Contractors, Inc. www.jjcontractor.com
J&J Contractors, Inc. is a certified engineering and general contracting firm based in historic downtown Lowell, Mass. J&J enjoys a solid record of excellent performance in a variety of public and private projects from renovations to over $50 million.
Since its inception in 1997, J&J has performed numerous projects for the federal government, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, private clients, and local municipalities. J&J has a successful track record in completing such projects, ahead of schedule, and within budget. The determination, loyalty and dreams of the original employees has allowed J&J to forge ahead growing at every step. J&J has fueled its growth with the addition of talented professionals in the field and our corporate office.
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