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Home » Real Estate & Construction » Kennewick's Superior Glass expands, adds storefront

Kennewick's Superior Glass expands, adds storefront

Superior Glass, 6476 W. Brinkley Road, Kennewick
April 12, 2018
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Superior Glass of Kennewick has expanded its glass and storefront operations to accommodate growth and provide better service to the public.

Superior GlassThe company constructed a new single-story building at 6476 W. Brinkley Road in Kennewick featuring 8,960 square feet of space. It’s in the Southridge area of Kennewick, near Trios Southridge Hospital off Highway 395.

The building will be used for Superior Glass’ new offices, showroom and fabrication facility.

The company has more than 40 years of experience in providing residential, commercial and industrial products, according to its website.

G2 Construction of Kennewick, an authorized Butler Builder, was the general contractor. Superior Glass’ project is a Butler Building, a metal building system for commercial construction. Brad Boler was the project manager.

Eric Little of Archibald & Co. Architects, P.S. of Richland was the architect. 

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