Directory of Construction and Maintenance Resources

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Subcategories

• California
• Hawaii
• Northwest
• Southwest

Resources in This Category

• Allana Buick & Bers

  http://www.abbae.com/
  Architectural and engineering consultant firm specializing in roofing consulting, waterproofing consulting and building envelope moisture issues. Offices in California, Hawaii, Nevada, and Washington.

• Englekirk Companies

  http://www.englekirk.com/
  Consulting structural engineers focused on design of commercial structures. Includes pictures of projects and staff profiles. Locations in California and Hawaii.

• Howard S. Wright Construction Co.

  http://www.howardswright.com/
  Client based construction services offered in Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. Features news, events, current projects, careers, and services.

• Long Painting Company

  http://www.longpainting.com/
  Offices in Washington, Oregon and California. Specializes in large commercial painting projects.

• RHL Design Group, Inc.

  http://www.rhldesign.com/
  Architectural and engineering firm with several offices throughout the region. Company background, services, specialties and disciplines.

• Vanir Construction Management, Inc.

  http://www.vanir.com/
  Provides project and construction management services specializing in schools, justice facilities, hospitals, water treatment plants and other public projects. Offices in the Western states.

• Woodwork Institute

  http://woodworkinstitute.com/
  Offers standards and quality control programs for the architectural millwork industry. Serves California, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona.

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