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Shephard Services, located in Mount Vernon, IN, is a trusted name in HVAC and contracting solutions, offering a wide array of services for both residential and commercial projects. With a combined experience of 140 years, their team of seasoned technicians is dedicated to ensuring customer satisfaction and delivering high-quality workmanship on every job. Specializing in heating and cooling, home improvement, and electrical services, Shephard Services is committed to treating each project with care and integrity. Their approach emphasizes reliability and expertise, making them a dependable choice for all home and business needs. Generated from the website

Messmer Mechanical, Inc. is a trusted HVAC contractor and plumber serving the Jasper, IN area. Our experienced team offers a wide range of services, including heating, cooling, plumbing, duct cleaning, generators and more. We are committed to providing top-notch craftsmanship and exceptional customer service. Contact us for all your residential and commercial needs.

Traylor Bros. construction of the Braddock Dam, located on the Monongahela River in Pittsburgh, has been selected for the 2005 American Society of Civil Engineers Pittsburgh Civil Engineering Achievement Award. The company is a construction management firm that specializes in the erection of tunnels, bridges, dams and ports. Traylor Bros. areas of responsibility include administration, underground and heavy civil projects, steel erection, equipment and safety. The home office is located in Evansville, Ind., and permanent divisional offices are located in the California towns of Pleasanton and Irvine. The company has completed more than 100 tunneling projects from sewer tunnels in St. Louis to subway tunnels in Singapore. Traylor Bros. has also completed in excess of 130 major bridge projects, with superstructure, substructure and seismic retrofit capabilities. In addition, the company s heavy civil lock, dam, wharf and port projects, which range in size upwards of $100 million, are located on the Monongahela, Ohio, Columbia, Green, and Kentucky Rivers, and were contracted with the United States Army Corps of Engineers and local private utility concerns.