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Home » C&E Trenching moves into 3,300-square-foot office

C&E Trenching moves into 3,300-square-foot office

May 14, 2018
Building Tri-Cities advertising

A Pasco company that offers excavating, trenching, gravel work and septic system installations has built a new 3,300-square-foot office.

The new one-story building at 3815 N. Glade Road features nine private offices, a training room, conference room and break room.

C&E TrenchingThe general contractor was C&E Trenching LLC. Tate Architecture of Pasco was the architect.

C&E began in 1994 by providing trenching for the agriculture industry. In 1997, the business became licensed to install septic systems in Benton and Franklin counties. From that time, C&E has expanded into a full service excavating company.

For more information, call 509-545-6940; candetrenching.com.

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