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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 18, 2025
Jewett Construction begins 24,965 s/f
design-build project for Best Ford in Nashua
Nashua, NH Jewett Construction is beginning a new design-build, ground-up construction project for Best Ford. Located at 579 Amherst St., this 24,965 s/f facility will be a Ford Pro Elite Commercial Service Center, dedicated to providing fleet vehicle maintenance and service for commercial customers.
This service center will play a crucial role in supporting businesses throughout the region, ensuring that commercial fleets remain on the Rd. with top-tier maintenance and service. The Ford Pro Elite program is designed to offer specialized care for commercial vehicles, emphasizing efficiency, reliability, and expert service.
“We are excited to partner with Best Ford to bring this advanced facility to Nashua,” said Greg Stewart, president of Jewett Construction. “We pride ourselves on delivering high-quality, design-build solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses. This innovative Ford Pro Elite Commercial Service Center will provide exceptional service to commercial vehicle owners in the Nashua area.”
Ford Pro Elite is enthusiastic about this new facility, which will enhance commercial vehicle servicing capabilities in the region. “This new center will allow us to better serve fleet customers with advanced service technology and dedicated commercial support,” said John Crowley, president of Best Ford. “We’re looking forward to bringing both superior service and job opportunities to the Nashua community.”
Jewett Construction has a long-standing reputation for excellence in commercial construction, specializing in automotive facilities, industrial projects, and design-build solutions. The Best Ford project is the latest in a series of automotive projects that Jewett Construction has completed across New England.
The project is officially underway, with completion anticipated in December.
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