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Posted: March 1, 2012
Jewett Automotive Design & Construction completes renovation for AutoServ New Hampshire's Nissan dealership
Jewett Automotive Design & Construction of Raymond recently completed a renovation of AutoServ New Hampshire's Nissan dealership at 40 East Main St.
The project involved the addition of a new single story, steel-framed showroom at the east end of the existing dealership, renovations to the existing building, and associated site work. Features include heating systems, roofing with five times the recommended insulation factor, all-new glass, LED lighting, and charging stations for electric vehicles that are open to the public, in addition to one located in the service department.
Jewett Automotive Design & Construction is a division of Jewett Construction Co., Inc., a design-build/construction management company celebrating 40 years as a family-owned and operated firm. Recent clients include Watertown Ford, Rte. 44 Hyundai, Subaru of Keene, Irwin Hyundai, Emerson Toyota, Olsen Cadillac, and repeat customers Commonwealth Motors, The Melkonian Group, Tulley Automotive Group and The Grappone Automotive Group.
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