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Posted: September 6, 2019
Solar Wolf expands services in Conn.
Hartford, CT With the growing expansion of their 3-border headquarters of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, Solar Wolf Energy has substantially increased its footprint and demand in the Constitution State. So much so that the need to on-board and hire an additional 16-30 installers and electricians in Connecticut alone.
“We are excited to bring our level of quality to our southern neighbors in CT. We are equally excited to be in a position to offer some talented tradesmen as well as project managers a career and not just a job,” said Ted Strzelecki, chairman and CEO.
Solar Wolf Energy is already functioning in over a dozen other states with residential, commercial, and solar farms is currently looking to acquire another office and warehouse storage location in the Hartford central region.
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