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PHIL ALLEN has joined C2C Construction Solutions LLC as an estimator/project manager for the Butler Building and Renovations Departments. He previously owned Allen Construction, which he managed for seven years as a contractor/owner. Prior to owning his own business, he worked as a project manager for National Building & Restoration Company in Utica.   TAYLOR […]

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PHIL ALLEN has joined C2C Construction Solutions LLC as an estimator/project manager for the Butler Building and Renovations Departments. He previously owned Allen Construction, which he managed for seven years as a contractor/owner. Prior to owning his own business, he worked as a project manager for National Building & Restoration Company in Utica.

 

TAYLOR ENGLISH has joined C2C Construction Solutions LLC as an estimator/project manager for the Custom Vacation Home and Renovation Departments. He previously owned English Contracting, which he managed for seven years as a contractor/owner. Prior to owning his own business, English worked as a project engineer for Hayner Hoyt Corporation in Syracuse and Murnane Building Contractors in Utica.

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