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Manufacturing production floor built out by Nash Construction in southern New Hampshire

Industrial Construction

Industrial work that fits into a plant’s schedule, not the other way around.

Manufacturing and warehouse space, mechanical and electrical scopes, fire suppression, and the demolition and site work that supports them — delivered by a contractor based in Nashua, not commuting in from out of state.

What we take on

Whole buildings, single systems, or the reconfiguration that a new process demands.

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Manufacturing & Warehouse

New industrial space and expansions, plus the interior reconfiguration that follows a line change or a new tenant.

Mechanical & Electrical

HVAC, plumbing, power and controls coordinated against each other before anything gets installed.

Fire Protection & Suppression

Sprinkler and suppression systems, including the coordination with ceilings, racking and mechanical that usually gets missed.

Demolition & Site Work

Selective demolition, concrete, paving and exterior work — scheduled around frost dates rather than into them.

How we approach it

Three things industrial clients tell us matter most.

We work around production

Industrial clients rarely get to stop. We phase scopes into shutdown windows, weekends and off-shifts, and we plan the noisy and dusty work against your operation rather than our convenience.

One contract across the trades

Mechanical, electrical and fire protection are where industrial projects come apart, because nobody owns the hand-offs. Carrying them together is the point.

Local means responsive

Being in Nashua means a project manager can be standing in your building the same day. Over 50 years that has mattered more than anything we could put in a brochure.

Planning an industrial project?

We’ll walk the facility, work out what has to happen during a shutdown versus what can run alongside production, and put it in writing. Working across Greater Nashua, Manchester Area, Souhegan Valley, I-93 Corridor, and Northern Massachusetts.