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Posted: April 25, 2011
H2M opens two new New York offices: Albany and New City
H2M has been providing architectural, engineering and environmental laboratory services to both the private and public sector on Long Island, in N.Y. and N.J. for more than 75 years. H2M has opened two new offices - one in Albany and the other in New City.
H2M president and CEO, John Molloy, P.E. said, "Opening these offices gives H2M the opportunity to be closer to our clients in both the Capitol and Lower Hudson Valley Regions. We are excited to respond to the growth opportunities in front of us. The firm's sphere continues to expand along with our services and the markets we serve. It's all about maintaining the highest levels of service and meeting the changing needs of our clients."
H2M consistently meets the challenges associated with the design/build aspect of constructing and improving communities in which we live and work. From infrastructure to environmental issues H2M offers a unique opportunity to our clients: the collective experience of our people. Our company is comprised of more than 250 architects, engineers (water supply, civil/site, structural, M/E/P, wastewater and environmental), planners, designers, inspectors, surveyors and scientists all under one covering. H2M is positioned to offer the most advanced and comprehensive service available to clients within our fields of expertise. Our employees continually keep abreast of new technologies, market trends, governmental policy changes and the like, all to serve our clients better.
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