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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 15, 2019
Haynes Group brewing up some new business in 2019
West Bridgewater, MA Haynes Group is on the hunt to perfect future brewery construction projects in 2019. In 2018, they completed Mighty Squirrel, a 22,700 s/f brewing production facility in Waltham. Prior to that they completed Trillium Brewery’s 16,000 s/f Canton location and Oak & Iron Brewing Co. in Andover.
“Our complete solution process enables us to recognize that building a brewery presents unique obstacles,” said Patrick Andrews, senior project manager at Haynes Group.
“Our group embraces project opportunities that bring both commerce and revenue to the state,” said Mike Haynes, co-owner of the Haynes Group. “We are always proud to work on projects that will continue to promote local jobs in Massachusetts.”
Haynes Group consistently embraces challenging opportunities. Haynes Group was founded in 2001 with the idea of combining quality construction and project management with a level of personalized service.
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