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Posted: December 6, 2024
Tecta America acquires Eagle Cornice Company
Boston, MA Tecta America, one of the national leaders in commercial roofing, has acquired Eagle Cornice Company, based in Cranston, R.I.
Eagle Cornice Co. has served businesses and organizations of all sizes across New England since 1901. The entire Eagle Cornice team prides themselves on serving their customers in a prompt, safe and timely manner, and the company has established itself as a premier provider of new construction, re-roofing, service and maintenance. Their team’s approach, culture and commitment to safety have been the keys to Eagle Cornice’s success.
“We are thrilled to welcome Eagle Cornice Company to our family of companies. For almost 125 years, Eagle Cornice has been a premier commercial roofing contractor in Rhode Island with service to the New England area. David Soccio and his team, including partners Jon Hogberg and Joe Brillon, share our commitment to quality, integrity, and providing the best service in their markets. We look forward to working with David and the rest of the Eagle Cornice team as they continue to provide outstanding service to their loyal customer base,” said Dave Reginelli, Tecta’s CEO.
Soccio will continue to run the day-to-day operations as general manager alongside other key members of management and his entire workforce. The operation will be known as Eagle Cornice Company, a Tecta America Company, LLC.
“It was extremely important for us to partner with an established company that would ensure the long-term future of Eagle Cornice. Since our inception almost 125 years ago, we have taken immense pride in being one of the best commercial roofing contractors in New England. By partnering with Tecta, we will continue to grow, provide additional opportunities for our people and build on the legacy of Eagle Cornice for years to come,” said General Manager David Soccio.
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