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Posted: June 27, 2013
AlliedCook completes 12,000 s/f addition for Berlin City Auto Group
AlliedCook has completed construction of the service area addition for the Berlin City Auto Group Dealership on Riverside St.
The 12,000 s/f addition to the Toyota and Scion service area added 12 new mechanic service bays, a new alignment bay, a new car wash bay and men's/women's locker rooms.
With the service area complete, construction is now underway on renovations to the showroom and a 2,200 s/f new care delivery area addition. The project is expected to be completed in August.
The showroom renovations are being completed while the dealership remains open with minimal disruptions to daily operations.
This is the second project that AlliedCook has completed for Berlin City Auto Group.
Berlin City Auto Group's Riverside location sells and services Toyota, Scion, and Lexus.
Since 1958, AlliedCook Construction has provided construction management services to a diverse range of clients, earning the reputation as one of the premiere construction management firms in Maine and N.H. AlliedCook's portfolio of work includes projects for education, healthcare, corporate, commercial, and hospitality clients, as well as experience with historic restoration and sustainable, LEED-certified buildings.
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