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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 18, 2011
Cobb Hill Construction completes $4 million Loon Mtn. Ski Resort renovation: 496 windows and 118 sliders and energy saving heating
Cobb Hill Construction has completed the $4 million multi-phase resort and spa project at Loon Mountain Ski Resort.
The 234-unit resort and spa project at The Mountain Club On Loon, included upgrades to the finishes, corridors, and some common areas. The three phase 11 week project was completed between the end of the ski season and the beginning of the summer season. Some of the work included the installation of 496 new windows and 118 sliders as well as the installation of energy saving baseboard heating units and much more. http://nerej.com/46635
"We are pleased to have completed The Mountain Club resort and spa," said Jerry Kingwill, president of Cobb Hill Construction. "The project teams worked efficiently and diligently to complete the work on time and within budget. Loon Mountain was wonderful to work with throughout all stages of construction."
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