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Posted: August 2, 2013
New England Sealcoating Co., Inc. hires Davis to run New Hampshire division
According to New England Sealcoating Co., Inc., Jamie Davis is joining the firm to run their New Hampshire division. He started in the business when he was just 14 years of age. Davis brings 29 years of pavement maintenance experience to New England Sealcoating.
Established in 1945, New England Sealcoating has over 64 years of experience in the maintenance and repair of pavement surfaces. During these years, they have earned a reputation for quality. Their goal is to provide their customers with the quality workmanship they deserve. They offered a full range of services from patching, paving, cracksealing, sealcoating and line striping.
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