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Growing general contractor focuses on expansion Taylor, The Builders opens new construction sales and support office

Ithaca, NY Taylor, The Builders, recently celebrated the official opening of its new construction sales and support office. The new office, located in Ithaca on The Commons, will serve as a satellite office to the Southern Tier, Central New York, Binghamton, and North Pennsylvania markets.

“We feel there is opportunity in the region for contractors to serve private industry,” says TAYLOR President, Karl Schuler. “By further establishing our presence physically in this region, we look forward to further extend our passion for building and a commitment to customer service, while expanding our client base in the New York Southern Tier and Northern Pennsylvania markets.”

Greg Galligan will be the project executive staffing the office, with the goal to expand staff as customer base grows. The new office will serve as a convenience to existing clients in those markets, as well as a resource to continue the firm’s on-going growth throughout the state and nationally. Even without an initial focus on the Southern Tier and surrounding markets, Taylor has still completed dozens of projects in the area over the past 30 years.

As Taylor’s growth continues, and their experience thrives in maintaining long-term relationships with client satisfaction, businesses will continue to be contingent of Taylor's integrity, ingenuity, and dependability.

TAYLOR is a second-generation general contractor with over 30 years of experience in the design and construction of commercial, industrial, multifamily, and institutional buildings. Having successfully completed literally hundreds of projects throughout New York State and across the country, TAYLOR has the resources to deliver superior execution on all phases of every project from the ground up.

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