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Gamco Corp. launches redesigned website

FLUSHING, NY Leading regional fenestration and architectural metals fabricator Gamco Corp. has recently completed a major redesign of its corporate website, www.gamcocorp.com, offering greater accessibility, functionality, and information for architects, construction professionals, glaziers, and other fenestration trade customers.

The redesigned website has a fresh, contemporary style that complements the company’s impressive project gallery.  The site functions effectively with intuitive navigation across all platforms and mobile devices. Gamco’s wide array of capabilities, customization and quality craftsmanship is described, along with company services, and a bit of history. Well organized product information on the Gamco site includes downloadable brochures, product descriptions and options, and architectural detail drawings in CAD and PDF formats, all useful in the creation of bid packages, project plans and construction documents. The news section is geared for the latest product and service announcements to keep trade customers up to date.

“Gamco offers many types of products, including standard and custom designs, so our product line is very broad and ever-evolving,” said Davidson Chen, Sales Manager for Gamco Corporation.  “We also continue to expand our product and design offerings to meet the growing demand of the market.  Presenting this vast amount of information in a clear, user-friendly manner was a key factor in our website redesign, and I think visitors to the site will be pleased with all it has to offer.”

Gamco manufactures building fenestration products including storefront glazing systems, commercial entranceways, skylights, solariums and curtain wall, as well as architectural elements such as canopies, sunshades, railings, claddings, column covers, and other special metal items.  The Project Gallery section of the website allows cross-referencing between types of products and types of buildings where these products were used, enabling architects, designers, property owners, glaziers, and contractors to view precisely what they need.

A new feature of the Gamco website are direct links to career opportunities at the company, with available positions listed via platforms such as LinkedIn and Indeed.  “Gamco continues to expand and bringing qualified workers on board is important for our success and growth,” said Chen.

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