Cincinnati Demolition Contractor Project & Updated Services Announced
Jun 21, 2017
JTM Construction & Demolition, a Cincinnati demolition company, announced an expansion of its services following the commencement of a new demolition project for the city of Cincinnati. The company improved its technological equipment and will create an apprenticeship program to complete the project successfully.
Cincinnati, United States - June 20, 2017 /PressCable/ —
JTM Construction & Demolition, a demolition contractor based in Cincinnati, Ohio, announced that it will begin a project to demolish over 50 buildings, after receiving the approval from the city of Cincinnati. This will be one of the largest projects to be managed by a single contractor.
To ensure the successful completion of this task, the company has announced a series of initiatives that aim to improve its technological equipment and create an influx of developing skilled workers.
John Moore Jr. announced the purchase of a state-of-the-art excavator and a new dump truck, both of which will be used during the new project. The new equipment exceeds all industry standards for safety and efficiency, ensuring optimum completion time for the new demolition jobs.
The company also plans to start an apprenticeship program, in an effort to both help develop new skilled workers and improve the local workforce by providing valuable hands-on training.
More information can be found at https://demolitioncincy.com/.
Demolition work is essential to maintain a healthy urban infrastructure and increase the safety of the city, as well as insure an effective use of what would otherwise be undeveloped land.
JTM Construction & Demolition was founded in 2009 by John Moore Jr. In 2012 it became a constant partner of the Cincinnati Building Department, averaging around 40 city-contracted demolitions per year – more than any other demolition contractor in Cincinnati.
“We’re happy to provide the local community with dozens of new jobs as we take on one of the largest demolition projects in Cincinnati.” Said John Moore Jr. “At the same time, we’re honored to have received this significant responsibility. We have earned our reputation as a respected and ethical demolition contractor because our professionals are deeply committed to high standards of quality and efficiency.”
The company provides a wide range of demolition, excavation, and concrete repair and replacement services for both residential and commercial clients.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: John T. Moore
Organization: JTM Construction & Demolition
Address: 2944 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45225, United States
Phone: +1-513-301-2885
For more information, please visit https://demolitioncincy.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 209727
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