The Blue Book-Contractors and Subcontractors

I recently attended the annual showcase event sponsored by The Blue Book, where contractors and subcontractors can meet and exchange information. The Blue Book is really a book, that lists tradespeople by their professions (including lawyers) and is a great resource for finding help when needed.

The event was quite lively and well-attended, and numerous types of companies were represented. For example, there was a construction company whose specialty is constructing dentists' offices.

These companies do all kinds of construction, from commercial to residential to renovations. So the next time you are looking for a subcontractor, check out The Blue Book.

Here is the website: http://www.thebluebook.com

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