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Adirondack Winery Expansion

Adirondack Winery is doubling its production capacity and expanding wholesale distribution. JAG is proud to support this local success story, reinforcing our role in high-impact commercial projects across Upstate NY.

Source: Albany Business Review

RASP Inc. Expansion

Saratoga County manufacturer RASP Inc. has tapped JAG to support a major expansion in Moreau. This project underscores our ability to deliver complex industrial work that drives local job creation.

Source: Albany Business Review

Four New Warehouse Buildings Near Exit 18

JAG is developing four new warehouses near Northway Exit 18 in Queensbury, transforming 33 acres into versatile industrial space slated for completion by late summer.

Source: Glens Falls Business Journal

$30 Million Warehouse Expansion

JAG is leading a $30 million expansion at Carey Industrial Park in Queensbury, adding new warehouse space that strengthens the region’s industrial infrastructure and creates opportunity for future tenants.

Source: Albany Business Review

Shoreline Boats Storage Building

The village of Lake George has reapproved a boat storage building for Shoreline Boats. JAG’s involvement highlights our ability to deliver waterfront and recreational infrastructure.

Source: The Post Star

JAG Planning New Headquarters

We’re investing in our future with plans to build a new JAG Group headquarters near Exit 16 of the I-87 Northway, centralizing operations and strengthening our regional presence.

Source: Albany Business Review

Northeast Power Systems Expansion

Warren County’s NEPSI has secured approval for a $700,000 expansion. JAG is proud to contribute to projects that enhance advanced manufacturing capacity in the region.

Source: Albany Business Review

Cannon Funeral Home

John Cannon is opening a new funeral home in Colonie this fall. JAG’s presence in projects like these demonstrates our flexibility across community-focused construction.

Source: Albany Business Review

Mohawk Honda Expansion

Mohawk Honda is investing $1 million in its Schenectady County dealership. JAG’s work supports the auto sector with functional, scalable spaces that serve both business and community needs.

Source: Albany Business Review