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Jewett Construction Company, Inc. completes final building at Pinkerton Place for Boomer Wolf, LLC

Jewett Construction Company, Inc. completed construction of the final multi-tenant building in the Pinkerton Place retail/business complex at 19 Manchester St., on behalf of the owner, Boomer Wolf, LLC. Designed by Port One Architects, the project includes a 9,000 s/f Corle pre-engineered metal building erected by the Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors division. The exterior is of cement board siding and accent trims, EIFS system and cultured stone veneer. An EPDM rubber roof system was also installed, featuring standing seam metal roofing at the arches for accent. Landscaping, paving and an irrigation system complete the exterior. Interior work included the construction of demising walls between the five tenant spaces, as well as the lighting, ceiling, and bathroom fit-up for tenant Go Wireless. Other tenants include the dental practice of Dr. Craig Rothenberg and Dr. Michael Moskowitz. This is the second project Jewett Construction has undertaken for Boomer Wolf, LLC, having completed the Panera Bread bakery and restaurant at Pinkerton Place in 2012. Jewett Construction Company, Inc. is a Raymond, NH-based design-build/construction management firm specializing in commercial and industrial projects throughout the Northeast. Collectively, their clients include such well-known organizations as SIG SAUER, LAARS Heating Systems, NH Motor Speedway, and the Grappone Automotive Group.
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