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Commercial construction contractor licensed in nine southern states. Specializing in the construction of government offices.
All Concrete,Brick,Block,Roofing,Painting,ACID - Washing,Window Replacement,Floor Replacement,All type of Stucco,Build Out,Metal Framing.
Saliba Construction Co., Inc.
1147 North Park Avenue1880 Enterprise Drive # H, Buford, GA 30518
Dothan AL 36303
(334) 792-9871
Commercial contractor specialized in hospitals, nursing homes, medical offices, churches, banks, hotels and schools.
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