News: Northern New England
Posted: January 4, 2019
PROCON launches new company website: proconinc.com
Manchester, NH PROCON has launched a new company website. For over 80 years, they have had the privilege of completing thousands of projects throughout the Northeast. Not only have they designed and built with some of the best partners in the industry, but their employees are second-to-none.
The new site is not just about PROCON, but it reflects all the amazing work of the people that have made their success possible. They have reinvigorated their online presence with an updated look. New users will be able to sample the PROCON “experience” via a clean, sharper interface, and returning users will enjoy seeing the joint efforts of their hard work in display.
Their projects and services are highlighted in eye-catching photos, and their missions, vision, and values are clearly defined. PROCON has also added client testimonial videos, and spotlighted their community involvement.
Want to view their projects? A user-friendly portfolio page allows you to select projects by industry-segment and dial down for building-specific information. Moreover, their popular Happy Video can still be seen on the careers page, and it is now easier to engage with them on social media, and so much more.
The simpler platform enables everyone to engage with PROCON in an enhanced online experience. To view their new look visit
proconinc.com. PROCON is a single-source, architecture, engineering and construction management firm serving commercial developers throughout the Northeast.
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