COMMERCIAL:

Inmar (Indianapolis) $150,000  proposed job. completed summer of 2017

This particular job included over 20 forklift chargers, over 100 receptacles for computers, conveyor circuits, control boxes for conveyors and much more.

 

Pattersons Do It Best (New Haven, In.) est project $20,000. prox. 8 week time frame

Pattersons had a complete overhaul done with their lighting from flourescent to LED.  The new lighting made a vast difference and brightened up the inside.  It was like a brand new store again and lets not to forget to mention the cost saving on their electric bill.  They also had us change outside wall packs and sign light to LED as well.

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Union 12 (a.k.a. reception hall) MBN Properties. est. cost $50,000 started fall 2017, ending spring 2018

This is an exciting project for us. It will be a basic wiring job but knowing MBN Properties everything about it will say GRAND.  The Folks at MBN has a big imagination. It will take coordination from both MBN and CME to turn this Union 12 into an awesome Hall. stay tuned for more on this job

 

RESIDENTIAL:

We are geared for a high volume of residential new construction typically with builders of at least 25 homes a year or greater.

Renaissance Point (Bottle Works) of Fort Wayne est. project $185,000 starting Oct. 2017.

CME will have the privilege to work with Miller-Valentine Construction surrounding the historic Coca-Cola Bottle Works at 1631 E Pontiac St. in Fort Wayne.  The scope of this project includes 19 single family dwelling homes with detached garages.  We looking forward in helping to building new homes in this neighborhood.  We will post jobsite photos as this project continues.

Working on the homes for the Bottle Works project brings a sense of joy knowing that we are helping to improve the landscape of the neighborhood.   We are helping to fill the void between homes.  I can’t wait until the first batch of homes are complete and people start moving in to call it their home.  The smiles and character of the people that will occupy these homes will be exciting to witness knowing that we had a big part the process.