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TAYLOR named to Rochester Top 100 List

According to TAYLOR, one of the leading regional general contractors, the company has been recognized as one of Rochester's Top 100 for 2014, ranking 14th on the list. An annual program by the Rochester Business Alliance and KPMG, LLP, the Rochester Top 100 ranks the fastest-growing privately held companies in the nine-county upstate New York region based on the three most recent years of revenue. "We are honored once again to receive the Top 100 ranking from the Rochester Business Alliance and KPMG," said James Taylor, CEO of TAYLOR - The Builders. "This recognition demonstrates our exceptional staff and loyal customers who allow our humble firm to place high despite an ever-changing and challenging construction market." TAYLOR received the award at a luncheon held on November 5 at the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center in Rochester. Celebrating 30 years of client satisfaction throughout 2014, TAYLOR was born on the foundation of Integrity, Ingenuity, and Dependability. There is no such thing as a typical TAYLOR client over the past three decades, but every client has shared one thing in common; satisfaction in what they build together.
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