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Peak Construction Expands into Connecticut

Illinois-based Peak Construction Corporation has received its general contractor’s license in the state of Connecticut. The licensure grows the company’s East Coast presence; it has regional offices in New Jersey and South Carolina.

“We are excited to expand in the Northeast and bring our award-winning design-build construction and construction management services to new and existing clients,” said Keith Dafcik, COO of Peak Construction.

Over the past year, Peak has also received its general contractor license in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina and Tennessee. The company was founded in 1987 and has completed more than 500 projects to date.

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