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Posted: November 6, 2009
Park Avenue Building and Roofing Supplies, LLC launches new interactive Benjamin Moore website
Park Avenue Building and Roofing Supplies, LLC (Park Avenue) has launched its new and interactive Benjamin Moore website.
The website, www.parkavebenmoore.com, features the latest paint products and supplies available on the market and allows visitors to take a virtual tour of the current paint palate and view samples on showroom walls.
Park Avenue works with the industry's top suppliers to provide one-stop shopping when preparing for a project. Benjamin Moore offers products and services for home use, architects, designers and contractors. The Benjamin Moore product line offers a wide variety of paints tailored to the individual needs of its customers.
Park Avenue prides itself on its ability to provide the kind of personal touch that keeps client satisfaction at a high level. As a Green Certified Dealer, Park Avenue proudly continues with their green tradition with the new Benjamin Moore website. Featured products include Aura, Natura, Ben, Eco Spec WB and of course Regal.
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