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Jewett Construction Company hires Courchesne as an assistant estimator

Fremont, NH Jewett Construction Company, a New England regional design-build construction management firm and general contractor, has hired Will Courchesne as an assistant estimator. Courchesne, a successful project manager and estimator with multiple years of experience, will help continue to strengthen Jewett’s commitment to clients along the entire East Coast.

Courchesne graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. Post-graduation, he started his career as an assistant project manager and estimator at Harvey Construction Corp. where he prepared/reviewed subcontractor bids for cost estimating and project GMP’s. Performed quantity takeoffs and cost estimates for final estimating budgets. Consulted with architects and subcontractors to review and create estimates and resolve any potential design issues for project values of up to $50 million. Throughout his career, he has mastered the skills, mindset and client relations needed to lead in the construction field and Jewett is excited to have him as part of their growing team.

When asked what his favorite thing about working at Jewett was, Courchesne said, “It’s a fun and pleasant place to work, and everyone is very easy to talk to and will help you with anything you need. In a time where companies are downsizing, Jewett Construction is growing and constantly innovating itself to stay ahead of the competition.”

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