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TAYLOR to build 13,000 s/f addition for Zweigle’s with Greater Living Arch.

Rochester, NY TAYLOR, a leading regional commercial general contractor, has been awarded the construction contract for the initial phase of a facility expansion for Zweigle’s at their 651 North Plymouth Ave. 

TAYLOR is teaming with Greater Living Architecture, P.C. to create a one-story, 13,000 s/f building addition, adjacent to the existing multi-story manufacturing plant. 

Construction work is underway, with completion of Phase 1 slated in the fall. The overall expansion is expected to be completed in the fall of 2022.

“Having completed dozens of projects over the past 35 years with Zweigle’s, we are eager to support their expansion at this facility once again” said TAYLOR President, Karl Schuler. “We are pleased to maintain a relationship with the fifth-generation, family owned Rochester cornerstone as they continue nearly 140 years of quality products and service.”

Following renovations to the existing facility on North Plymouth Ave., the Zweigle’s expansion will include a new raw material cooler, food prep area, kitchen, and storage area during the initial phase and the 13,000 s/f addition. Overall expansion is planning for around 30,000 s/f and a creation of up to 33 new jobs.

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