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Blair Talbot Motors celebrates opening of new Dover facility designed and built by PROCON

Dover, NH Blair Talbot Motors celebrated the grand opening of its new facility at 34 Industrial Park Rd., marking an exciting new chapter for one of New England’s premier destinations for European automotive service and professional vehicle storage.

The celebration welcomed clients, business partners, community leaders, automotive enthusiasts, friends, and family for an evening featuring an impressive display of cars, live music, and local cuisine.

Designed and constructed by PROCON, a leading full-service architecture, engineering, and construction management firm, the new facility reflects Blair Talbot Motors’ commitment to their clients and the future of the business.

“We feel our new facility allows us to continue to build on our ethos of putting clients and their cars first.” said Alex Klevitch, owner of Blair Talbot Motors. “I want to thank our customers, the BTM team, and everyone in the community who has supported us throughout this journey.”

The new facility features an expanded service area, premium customer amenities, and secure, climate-controlled auto storage. The move positions Blair Talbot Motors for the future while reinforcing its commitment to personalized service and premium work.

“Alex and Blair’s passion for excellence is evident in every detail of this remarkable new facility,” said John Stebbins, CEO of PROCON.

 “From the very beginning, our shared vision was to create more than a car maintenance and storage facility – we wanted to design and build a destination that reflects the quality, craftsmanship, and performance of the vehicles Blair Talbot Motors represents. It has been a privilege to partner with Blair, Alex, and their team to bring that vision to life, and we congratulate them on this exciting milestone.”

“Dover is privileged to be the home of Blair Talbot Motors through their expansion. Dover highly values commercial businesses like Blair Talbot Motors and we see the construction of their impressive new facility as being central to growth in the Industrial Park area of the city. Congratulations to everyone on the PROCON design and construction team for building a new landmark in our city.” said mayor Dennis Shanahan.

Since its founding 37 years ago, Blair Talbot Motors has prided itself on their commitment to integrity, expertise, and exceptional customer service that has cultivated a loyal following throughout New England and beyond.

“Congratulations to PROCON and Blair Talbot Motors on this exciting investment and expansion. Blair Talbot Motors has been a valued part of Dover’s business community for many years, and this new building represents both a commitment to their continued growth and a vote of confidence in Dover. We are pleased to see a local business investing in its future, expanding its operations, and continuing to grow right here in our community.” Said Chris Parker, Deputy City Manager: Development and Strategic Initiatives at the City of Dover, NH

Located at 34 Industrial Park Rd., Dover, NH 03820, the new Blair Talbot Motors facility is now open for business and welcomes visitors to experience its ongoing passion of performance vehicles in a setting designed to inspire automotive enthusiasts.

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