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No state license for this trade. Maine doesn't license or register demolition & excavationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every demolition & excavation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- BBB grade — an A+ from the Better Business Bureau
Excavation heads the list of services on L.P. Murray & Sons' website, followed by demolition, drainage and erosion control, ledge removal, road grading, seawalls, septic tank installation and replacement, snow removal, water and sewer work, and mulch delivery. The company states 80 years in business and names a service area of Cape Elizabeth, Portland, South Portland, Scarborough, Gorham, Westbrook, Falmouth and Yarmouth. On its BBB profile the company describes itself as providing residential, commercial and industrial excavation contracting, plus building demolition, sewer and water main installation, septic systems, grading, drilling and blasting. It holds an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau. An article on insideclimatenews.org quotes Skip Murray, owner of the family construction company L.P. Murray & Sons on the southern Maine coast.
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News & the web
- Outdoor rink ready for skaters in Cape Elizabeth
“While they have had the help of professionals at IceOps, LP Murray & Sons and Terradyn Consultants, the group has relied on upward of 50 volunteers to bring the temporary rink to fruition, she said.”
— pressherald.comRead the article ↗ - The Winners and Losers of Maine’s Race to Armor Its Shoreline Against Climate Change
“said Skip Murray, owner of the family construction company L.P. Murray & Sons on the southern Maine coast.”
— insideclimatenews.orgRead the article ↗ - Cape Elizabeth family farm hopes to save itself by raising money to modernize
“Once fundraising is complete, Jordan said, the farm will work with several local contractors, including L.P. Murray & Sons, Bowdler Electric and Down & Back Wood Salvage, some of whom will help build the farm stand at reduced rates.”
— bangordailynews.comRead the article ↗
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