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Metro Walls begins hotel projects in N.H. and Mass.

Metro Walls has started the steel framing and sheeting work on one hotel in New Hampshire and one in Massachusetts. Metro Walls is on the jobsite of Homewood Suites Gateway Hills, an extended stay hotel at 15 Tara Blvd., Nashua. Metro Walls is responsible for the construction of the structure's exterior wall framing, interior framing and drywall creating one and two bedroom suites in the 4-story, 105 room hotel. Homewood Suites Gateway Hills is owned by John J. Flatley Co. and is expected to open summer 2015. "It's great when we get the opportunity to work for a quality, local company like Opechee Construction Corp., they have been great to work for," said Metro Walls president, Mike Dion. "We are also very pleased to be doing work for Callahan Construction, one of our top customers for the Marriott hotel in Waltham, Mass. We fully expect the work to be completed on time and on budget with both of these projects." The Courtyard Marriott is located at 387 Winter St. The renovation project includes the addition of 55 guest rooms.
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