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We have a team at Harbor Place in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The 81,500 sq ft commercial building is a brand new development along the Merrimack River. The seven story building will have ground floor retail space along with a river front restaurant. Designs call for a pedestrian corridor to a new Merrimack River boardwalk and public plaza. The project is expected to be completed Fall 2016.

Last weekend Metro Walls, Atlantic Prefab, and Exterior Designs came together for our first annual company outing! Hosted at Atlantic Prefab's new location in Wilton, NH, family and friends came together to celebrate with yard games, delicious BBQ provided by Alan's of Boscawen, a bouncy house for the kids, and classic hits played live by the JP and Friends Band. With more than 200 guests we shared laughs and a day of fun, food, and festivity. Thanks to everyone who could join us, and we look forward to seeing you all this winter for our annual holiday gathering!

This year Metro Walls, Exterior Designs, Inc. and Atlantic Prefab teamed for our 1st Annual United Way campaign. We're proud to announce it was an overwhelming success and we were able to meet and surpass our goal by raising over $20,000 for the Granite United Way. When you give to United Way, you are improving lives, tackling key social issues, and making a difference in the quality of life. Congratulations team!

Metro Walls along with sister company Exterior Designs today announced donations totaling $20,000 to The New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities NH, during a volunteer event at the NH Food Bank in Manchester. The critical funding will support the NH Food Bank’s efforts to distribute nutritious food to more than 400 partner agencies statewide. A team of 8 volunteers from Metro Walls and Exterior Designs, which are both owned by Mike Dion, helped load a distribution truck with food. “The support from Metro Walls and Exterior Designs will have a major impact on the NH Food Bank’s efforts to supply food to the more than 139,730 New Hampshire residents who do not know where their next meal is coming from,” said Robert Gossett, interim director of the NH Food Bank. “We are extremely grateful for this support, which comes at a time when the need continues to grow.” This $20,000 donation comes during Hunger Action Month, a nationwide awareness campaign urging businesses and residents to take action to fight hunger. In New Hampshire, the need continues to grow. One in nine New Hampshire residents—including one in five children—are food insecure, meaning they do not know where their next meal is coming from. Since 2011 Metro Walls and Exterior Designs have donated $80,100 to the NH Food Bank. “It is incredibly important to help those in need and hunger is something that is affecting thousands of people in New Hampshire,” said Mike Dion. “I was proud to see my employees and senior staff here today loading a truck with nutritious food and helping the NH Food Bank fight hunger in New Hampshire. We are proud to be able to make this contribution.” In 2015, the NH Food Bank distributed more than 12 million pounds of food, which equates to more than 10.1 million meals, marking a nearly 55-percent increase from just four years ago. This year, the NH Food Bank anticipates distributing more than 13 million pounds of food to meet the growing need.

At Metro Walls we're focused on safety and take our training very seriously for all our employees. Our latest round of safety training included scaffolding training safety, lift safety guidelines, and substance abuse. We also received and update from our United Way representatives regarding our employee campaign which is currently in its final week. Great day of learning and preparing our team for any job site. Big thanks to our Safety Director, Nate LaBonte, for organizing the training and keeping us safe.

Metro Walls is a proud supporter of Building Dreams for Marines, a local non-profit with the mission of rebuilding homes for New Hampshire Marines who can longer live in their home without needed renovations due to an injury received during active duty. Since Building Dreams for Marines was incepted four years ago, nine New Hampshire Marines have received home modifications and renovations. Metro Walls continues to support this organization through annual fundraising events like their recent golf tournament held at Amherst Country Club. Team Metro may not have placed in the top tier at Friday's golf outing, but it was a good time for a good cause. Click here to find out more about Building Dreams for Marines.

We had a great time volunteering at the NH Food Bank's Mac Off. It was a mad dash to see how many Mac & Cheese Meals we could pack in one hour. It was a fun way to come together and support the NH Food Bank and Hunger Action Month. All the meals packed will be distributed to families in need throughout New Hampshire.

Mike Dion, President of Metro Walls recently presented a $20,000 donation to the New Hampshire Food Bank. This donation marks Metro Wall’s continued support over the last several years. “We are proud to help support the NH Food Bank and their mission of providing food to NH families,” said Mike Dion, President Metro Walls. “Every single dollar the NH Food Bank receives is put toward helping people and providing hunger relief.” “We are very thankful for Mike Dion’s corporate and personal long-time support of the New Hampshire Food Bank,” said Mel Gosselin, New Hampshire Food Bank, Executive Director. “In addition to his generous financial donations, he and his staff are always volunteering their time. We can’t thank them enough for their commitment to our mission.” According to the NH Food Bank this time of the year many NH residents are faced with paying for food – or paying for heat. There are 1 in 9 men, women and children who are food insecure; meaning they do not know where their next meal will come from. For more information about the NH Food Bank visit http://www.nhfoodbank.org (L-R) Mark Makmann, Metro Walls CFO/Controller, Carl Schulz, Metro Walls Senior Estimator, Mel Gosselin, Executive Director, NH Food Bank, Mike Dion, President, Metro Walls and Bryan Hussey, Metro Walls VP of Sales. 0 LIKES

Metro Walls is proud to announce it completed work on a 84,000 sq.ft assisted living, independent living and memory care residence in Easton, Massachusetts. The Residence at Five Corners Assisted Living was designed with 84 studios, one and two bedroom apartments plus a common area. Metro framed the roof, exterior alls and interior partition layouts.

Metro Walls is on the job site of Enterprise Bank's second location in Nashua, N.H. Today we hoisted and installed a cupola that you'll be able to see as you're traveling toward the bank on Amherst Street in Nashua. When complete in late Spring, the Bank will occupy 4,500 square feet of the nearly 4,700 sqft building. Charters Brothers s the General Contractor and MHF Design Consultants designed the building.

Metro Walls is currently working with PC Construction at Stowe, Vermont - one of New England's premier ski resorts. The new luxury condos and Adventure Center, called Spruce Peak at Stowe will offer 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom condos ranging from 1,300 to 3,700 square feet, underground vallet parking plus spectacular views of Mt. Mansfield, Stowe's Skating Rink, Village and Valley Views. Spruce Peak will also offer 19 Penthouse residences. Also included in the project is a Kids Adventure Center, scheduled to open Winter 2016.

Mike Dion, President of Metro Walls was recognized as a leading business owner in the construction industry and presented the distinguished Construction Industry Good Scout Award from Daniel Webster Boy Scouts of America. The award reception held on Wednesday, June 10 at the Passaconaway Country Club in Litchfield, NH benefited the youth organization that helps build future leaders with a program of community exploration and service, exciting outdoor adventure, and practical skills training. “Honorees are selected for their integrity and outstanding community service, as evidenced by their support of many worthwhile organizations including the Boy Scouts,” said John Rainville, Development Director, Daniel Webster Boy Scouts of America. “Metro Walls is an industry leader and we are proud to present Mike and the entire company this award for their outstanding character and ethical business practices that incorporate the values that Scouting works to instill in young people.” Mark Holden, President of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) VT/NH and past honoree presented Mike with the Award. “I’m proud to present this prestigious award to my colleague and friend, Mike Dion. He and his company demonstrate high levels of ethical standards within our industry and they are very deserving of this award.” “This is a very meaningful award for Metro Walls,” said Mike Dion. “This award is a symbol of the outstanding character and high ethical standards of all our employees. I am proud to accept this recognition on behalf of them.” Caption: Mike Dion, President, Metro Walls receives distinguished 2015 Construction Industry Good Scout Award from Daniel Webster Boy Scouts of America. Presenting the award is Mark Holden, reception chairman, 2014 award recipient, and President of ABC VT/NH and Aaron Triehy, from Troop 109.