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Abbot Building Restoration upgrades website

Abbot Building Restoration has launched a new web site to enhance its ability to serve and communicate with its clients. In conjunction with the new web site, Abbot has further immersed itself in the digital age with the introduction of Facebook, Google Plus, and Twitter pages. The new web site features a sleek new design including photos and descriptions of its vast array of successful projects in the commercial, institutional, and condominium/apartment sectors. The Building Basics section provides in depth descriptions of brick, concrete, sealants, coatings and sealers, roofing systems, and maintenance practices. A regular blog provides visitors with practical information on the "tools of the trade". The new web site address is www.abbotbuilding.com. Founded in 1936, Abbot offers cost-effective, single source solutions, quality workmanship, and consistent service on each and every project from small to large. Now in its fourth generation, Abbot's family-oriented management team can provide the knowledge, insight, and expertise its clients demand and deserve.
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