Metro Walls completes Market Basket

Metro Walls, Inc. is pleased to be part of Pro-Con's team in the construction of the new Market Basket on Elm St. The new 100,000 s/f structure will accommodate the supermarket as well as other retail tenants. Metro Walls, Inc. is providing all interior and exterior framing and drywall, including interior finishes such as FRP and door frames. As part of Manchester's growing community, they are pleased to be part of this local project. Metro Walls, Inc. is a commercial framing and drywall company located in Manchester, serving the New England area for over 15 years, delivering service to its new and return customers.

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