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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 15, 2010
Jewett starts new auto design & construction group
Jewett Construction Co., Inc. has launched its newest division, Jewett Automotive Design & Construction, Inc (JADC).
JADC's focus lies on providing sustainable solutions for dealerships, including new facilities, renovations, manufacturers' facelifts, and pre-engineered service bays. With experience building automobile dealerships, its construction team is familiar with all of the major manufacturers' image programs.
JADC's single source design-build approach effects fast track scheduling, allows uninterrupted operation of the dealership, and keeps costs down through creative design, materials, and phasing.
Jewett Construction and JADC have expanded their service area to include all of New England, N.Y., N.J., and Penn.
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