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Posted: March 2, 2021
Empire begins construction at new Wegmans Perinton Plaza location
Fairport, NY Empire Commercial Construction, a retail-specific company of regional general contractor Taylor–The Builders, was awarded the contract for build-out of the new Supercuts location. Empire is under contract with the local franchisee while teaming with the landlord, Wegmans Real Estate, and architect, The Dimension Group, for design and construction of the 943 s/f salon space relocating from Courtney Commons to 581 Moseley Rd., Suite 4 in Weg-mans Perinton Plaza. Preliminary work is underway, with overall completion expected by mid-March.
“We are proud to continue our relationship with Wegmans Real Estate, and help deliver a new space for a national, but locally owned, tenant in Supercuts,” said Empire president, Jayne Penepent. “Supercuts offers consistency, quality, and attention-to-detail – Empire operates equivalent to that very belief.”
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