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Posted: September 6, 2012
Jewett Construction contracted with Lowell Five to build new 3,150 s/f branch
Jewett Construction Company, Inc. has contracted with Lowell Five Bank and NES Group to build a new 3,150 s/f branch facility at 498 Chickering Rd. Work includes concrete foundations and slab, landscaping, masonry and structural steel, wood siding and trim, architectural millwork, insulation systems, synthetic stone, both EPDM membrane and shingle roofing, doors, glass and aluminum storefront and windows, glass and aluminum curtainwall systems; and all interior finishes including acoustical ceiling systems, ceramic tile, carpet, resilient flooring and painting. Work also includes fire sprinkler systems, HVAC and plumbing and electrical systems. Jewett's project manager for the job is Steve Harris and project superintendent is Steve Dionne.
Jewett Construction Company, Inc. is a Raymond, NH-based design-build/construction management company celebrating 40 years as a family-owned and operated firm specializing in commercial and industrial projects throughout the Northeast. It is the parent company of Jewett Automotive Design & Construction, and Jewett Metal Buildings and Steel Erectors, specializing in automobile dealership construction and steel buildings, respectively.
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