Cenaxo is Relocating & Expanding to Include Roofing & Sheet Metal


By Cenaxo April 24, 2014

Historic Building Restoration Firm is Relocating and Expanding to Include Roofing and Sheet Metal Services

In February of 2014 Cenaxo, LLC officially moved from their first office and operations base in South Windsor, CT expanding to their now larger space in Bloomfield, CT.


With this move, Cenaxo will now include roofing and sheet metal services. This completes Cenaxo’s unique service offerings of holistic building envelope restoration complementing their well-established masonry, painting and carpentry services. The company prides itself in many specialty areas, which include stone carving, wood carpentry/restoration, high performance coatings as well as historic painting.


Check out the new Cenaxo website for more information on all their building restoration services as well as previous and current project profiles.



Cenaxo, LLC is now located at 78 Granby Street, Bloomfield, MA, 06002.
Office: (860) 757-3290 Fax: (860) 757-3297
Email: office(at)cenaxo(dot)com
Web: https://cenaxo.com
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