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Posted: October 1, 2008
Sprink Tech chosen to outfit Christmas Tree Shop corp. headquarters with new fire sprinkler system
Sprink Tech Company, Inc., a leading provider of sprinkler systems for educational, commercial, residential and retail clients throughout Mass., R.I. and N.H. has been selected to design and install a fire sprinkler system in the new addition being built onto Christmas Tree Shop's corporate headquarters.
Seaver Construction of Woburn, Mass. is the general contractor building the addition for Christmas Tree Shop corporate offices which are located at 10 Leona Dr. Sprink Tech has been contracted for the fire sprinkler system and will utilize their state-of-the-art software program to design the system and prefabricated pipe will be used in the installation. Sprink Tech's in-house design services, their team of 40 service professionals and the pre-fabricated pipe will ensure high quality, accuracy and rapid turnaround, in addition to a lower cost for the client overall.The work is slated to begin late Fall.
"Designing and installing a system for the Christmas Tree Shop headquarters is a good opportunity for us. It takes us into southeastern Mass. and R.I. which are areas that we'd like to further expand," said Andrew Abysalh, business development manager at Sprink Tech.
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