Fayette, Kentucky (KY) Commercial and Office Building Contractors Companies
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General Contractor specializing in design build commercial projects. Medical, Institutional, retail, and restaurant.
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- Bank Building Construction43
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- Commercial and Office Buildings, Prefabricated Erection2
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- Design and Erection, Combined: Non-Residential1
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