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"the car lift people" Since 1991, we have been the most reputable company chosen to service and install car lifts in Massachusetts!
E.L.Waterman, Inc. is a WBE and DBE certified business in the New England area as a Mechanical Contractor and Supplier also providing Labor to set equipment in place and was established in 1985.
Industrial contracting services including plant relocation, machine installation, industrial construction, heavy hauling, rigging/machinery moving
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