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Posted: October 21, 2010
Gerrish, Cooper, Evans and Gallagher hired by Jewett Metal Buildings
Jewett Metal Buildings has hired four new members to its field crew. Among the new hires are Rick Gerrish, Carl Cooper, Ron Evans, and John Gallagher. The men are welcome additions to the Jewett Metal Buildings team, which was started in May and continues to flourish.
Jewett Metal Buildings is a division of Jewett Construction Co., Inc., providing pre-engineered metal building sales and installation to clients throughout New England.
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