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Atkinson Heights Building 3

Location

Atkinson, NH

General Contractor

Charters Brothers Construction

Project Overview

This is the third project of ours at Atkinson Heights after Buildings 2 and 3.

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Aug 26

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Happy National Dog Day to all the MEC pups who make our lives a little brighter!🐶

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Aug 25

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🎓📚 Back-to-school season is here!

A new school year means classrooms filling up, meetings getting underway, and students and educators relying on technology that simply works.
From highly functional classrooms and collaborative huddle rooms to stellar audio-visual technology, the right A/V systems can help create spaces designed for learning, communication, and connection.

We’re proud to showcase some of our audio-visual installations at Bunker Hill Community College and the technology helping bring these spaces to life.

Here’s to a successful school year — with fewer technical difficulties and more seamless collaboration. 🍎🖥️🎥

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Aug 24

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We were able to grab this photo of Atkinson Heights Building 1 during golden hour the other night.🌅

This building is currently just in the framing stages and is the third building in this complex that our electrical and teledata teams have been a part of alongside Charters Brothers Construction as the general contractor.🛠️

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Aug 19

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Our A/V team was back at the College of the Holy Cross just in time for back to school to install this display in the new Cool Beans Cafe located on the first floor of the Hogan Campus Center!

This is where the daily menu will be displayed.☕️

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Aug 18

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The MEC Team was excited to be a Fairway Sponsor at the Greater Salem Contractors Association’s 22nd Annual Drive Away Hunger Golf Tournament yesterday at the Atkinson Resort & Country Club.⛳️

This sold-out annual charity event featured 18 holes of golf, contests, networking, and donates the proceeds to several local food banks in the Greater Salem area.

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Aug 17

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Construction has a way of taking us into some of the most unique projects — and this project was no exception.🛠️

Our team was proud to complete the electrical installation for a 50,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation facility in Fitchburg, MA, helping power the infrastructure needed for a highly controlled growing environment. From lighting and power distribution to the electrical systems that keep operations running reliably, projects like these require careful planning, precision, and quality workmanship.💪

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Aug 12

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Today we’re looking back on the beautiful finished product of this 22,000 square foot tenant fit out in Framingham, MA. Working alongside Buildout Construction as the general contractor, our electrical team plugged away to bring this office space together for the client.📈✏️

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Aug 11

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It was a beautiful evening last Thursday for the Annual ABC NH/VT Seacoast Harbor Cruise!🚢

Our team had a great time networking with industry professionals and enjoying stunning views around the Isle of Shoals.

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Aug 10

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Not every electrical problem is obvious. Some of the most serious issues can go unnoticed until they cause equipment failure, downtime, or a safety concern.
During routine inspections, our team often uncovers:

🔧 Loose lugs & connections
⚡ Aging or deteriorating breakers
🔥 Heat damage & signs of overheating
🏷️ Mislabeled or outdated panels
🔌 Worn or damaged electrical components

Routine inspections help identify these issues before they become costly problems. Don’t wait for an electrical failure to find out what’s hiding in your system. Proactive maintenance keeps your facility safer, more reliable, and running efficiently.

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Aug 5

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Most switchgear failures don’t happen overnight—they develop over time.

If you’ve noticed any of the following, it may be time to schedule a maintenance inspection:
⚡ Breakers tripping more often than usual
⚡ Unusual heat or hot spots around the equipment
⚡ Buzzing, humming, or other abnormal noises
⚡ Signs of corrosion, moisture, or dirt buildup
⚡ Equipment that hasn’t been inspected in several years

Routine switchgear maintenance helps identify small issues before they lead to unexpected outages, expensive repairs, or safety risks. A proactive maintenance program can extend equipment life, improve reliability, and keep your facility operating without interruption.

Is your switchgear due for an inspection?🤔

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Aug 4

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Our electrical project over at 305 Main Street in Andover is coming to a close after some remarkable hard work and long hours put in over the past few weeks to get this project completed on schedule.📆

A huge round of applause for all crew involved in bringing this job to fruition.👏

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Aug 3

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How much does an unexpected outage cost your business? The answer is usually far more than the repair itself.💰

An unplanned electrical outage can mean the following:
• Lost productivity while employees wait for power to be restored
• Missed production deadlines
• Interrupted operations and unhappy customers
• Overtime labor to recover lost time
• Damage to critical equipment and inventory

Industry studies estimate that many organizations lose $100,000 or more for every hour of downtime, while larger facilities can lose significantly more depending on their operations.

The good news? Many electrical failures are preventable.

Routine inspections, infrared scanning, electrical testing, and an NFPA 70B preventive maintenance program can help identify issues before they result in costly outages.⚡️

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