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N.E. Contractor News
- MA Municipal Bid: 30,000 SF Resilient Floor Tile ReplacementFRAMINGHAM, MA - In accordance with MGL c. 149, Framingham Public Schools requests bids for removal and replacement of resilient floor tile at Juniper Hill School, 29 Upper Joclyn Avenue, Framingham, MA 01701. The existing ~30,000 SF of existing floor tile, some of which contains asbestos, will be removed and replaced with new VCT during... [read more].
- Smart Home Theater & HD T.V. Equipment
Press Release Memphis, TN - Professional home entertainment & systems integration dealers as well as the Audio / Video enthusiast have a new option for high-quality, affordable HDMI products. WyreStorm products have been created to meet the needs of one of the nation's leading residential systems integration firms. They are now available through their helpful... [read more]. - Hiring a Home Heating Oil Contractor
Is price per gallon the best factor? New England winters can be tough, and home heating fuel costs can make things even tougher. If you're like many people in the North Eastern U.S.A, you heat your home with oil, and recent surges in petroleum prices have caused your heating bill to double (or more) in... [read more]. - Contractors Benefit from Builder's SlumpWhen Bad News is Good News New England contractors who deal primarily with new construction may be feeling the pinch as the new housing market drys up in some parts of the six state, (ME, NH, VT, MA, CT and RI), region. Besides counting people and where they live, the U.S. Census Bureau also keeps... [read more].
- Contractors Make Money Saving Energy
N.E. Business Double Savings over Last Year Contractors have a unique opportunity to help property owners save money and help the environment. Green is sweeping into construction in many ways. While some green building practices simply help the environment by reducing the need for raw plant materials, and others offer reductions in carbon footprint for... [read more].
