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Allied/Cook Construction: Commercial Construction on WordPress

FirefoxScreenSnapz002 Recently we worked with Allied/Cook Construction, a commercial construction company in Maine serving all of northern New England, to redesign and redevelop their Web site.

Like so many businesses these day, Allied/Cook was looking for more than a simple online brochure. They needed an interactive Web site that they could update themselves.

We gave them a sleek, modern design that put the focus on their work. A simple Flash slideshow on the home  page shows off some of their newer work, while search engine friendly navigation lets visitors dive right into their portfolio. You can check out their LEED & Green Building construction, historic restoration or some of their retail construction.

FirefoxScreenSnapz003 WordPress slideshow plug-ins not only provide a slick interface, but it also allows them to add new projects and upload new photos into the slideshow without any programming knowledge.

If you're looking for a Maine commercial construction company, be sure to check out Allied/Cook. They can help you with construction or pre-construction services, green building and historical restorations.

Rich Brooks
WordPress Web Design for Small Business

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