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Posted: July 17, 2014
Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors begins work on 19,500 s/f facility
Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors (JMB) has begun the construction of an addition at Pratt & Whitney's facility located at 113 Wells St. Working under contract with PM Construction of Saco, JMB is erecting a 19,500 s/f pre-engineered metal building and mezzanine. Work also includes selective demolition and the construction of stairs and railings. All work will be completed while the facility is in full operation, with great care taken not to interfere with the client's ongoing operations.
Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors, a division of Raymond, NH-based Jewett Construction Co., Inc., is a member of the Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association, Steel Fabricators of New England, and the Steel Erectors Association of America. The firm provides professional, pre-engineered metal building sales, installation and consulting, erects structural steel, and provides welding and miscellaneous metals work to clients all over New England.
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