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Metro Walls opens New York office

Elmsford, NY Metro Walls, a leading wall and ceiling contractor, is expanding the company’s operations and presence in the Northeast with the opening of a New York office. With this new location, Metro Walls will have four offices, including their headquarters in Manchester, NH, Portland, ME, and Westport, MA.

This expansion will allow Metro Walls to continue to broaden its reach by servicing a vast new territory, including the New York Metropolitan area and regions of New Jersey bordering the Hudson River.

“Over the past several years, our team has done a tremendous job developing an incredible team of people, implementing new processes and procedures, and maintaining a commitment to exceptional service for our customers,” said Bryan Hussey, President at Metro Walls. “Because of those efforts, we have evolved by growing geographically and expanding the services we offer. Having the opportunity to continue this growth in New York and build upon our well-established reputation is extremely exciting, especially with the addition of two new team members who already encompass the values and cultural traits that have contributed to Metro Walls’ history of success. We are looking forward to this next chapter and seeing what the future holds.”

To ensure the highest quality framing, drywall, and acoustical ceiling services to new and existing regional customers across the Northeast, Metro Walls has brought on two experienced professionals to lead the charge in New York and oversee this new office.

Denis O’Sullivan, who has nearly a decade of experience working as a Project Manager and Director of Estimating for an open shop contractor, joins Metro Walls as the Vice President of Pre-Construction for their New York office. O’Sullivan has extensive experience estimating and managing projects of varying sizes and segments and is skilled at developing, maintaining, and strengthening relationships with customers, making him a great fit as Metro Walls enters the New York market.

“I am overly excited to be joining Metro Walls, one of the top drywall subcontractors in the U.S.,” said O’Sullivan. “As we take on this expansion, our focus will be steady growth in the New York branch in hopes that one day, Metro Walls will be one of the biggest drywall subcontractors in New York.”

Robert Moran, who joins Metro Walls with over 14 years of industry experience and previously worked as a seasoned Project Manager for a merit shop drywaller in the New York area, will serve as the Vice President of Construction for Metro Walls’ New York office. With experience overseeing multi-million-dollar projects and developing and growing divisions within an established company, Moran is the perfect addition to assist with the future growth of Metro Walls New York.

“I am very excited to be part of the extended Metro Walls family,” said Moran. “Metro Walls’ history of high-quality work and outstanding service to customers is what sets them apart and will be carried through in the New York office.”

Metro Walls’ new office is located at 5 W Main Street, Suite 105, Elmsford, NY 10523.

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