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Construction
- Brick, Stone and Related Construction Materials1
- Carpentry Work2
- Commercial General Contractors3
- Concrete Work2
- Construction and Mining (Except Petroleum) Machinery and Equipment2
- Construction Materials, NEC1
- Equipment Rental and Leasing, NEC3
- Excavation Work11
- Floor Installation3
- General Contractors-Residential Buildings, Other Than Single-Family4
- General Contractors-Single-Family Houses26
- Highway and Street Construction, Except Elevated Highways3
- Logging18
- Lumber and Other Building Materials Dealers2
- Painting and Paper Hanging3
- Roofing, Siding, and Sheet Metal Work5
- Special Trade Contractors, NEC7
- Wall Construction4
Other locations for category Construction
- Albion56
- Augusta587
- Belgrade86
- Belgrade Lakes4
- Benton69
- Chelsea48
- China13
- China Village17
- Clinton57
- East Winthrop4
- Farmingdale85
- Fayette1
- Gardiner234
- Hallowell55
- Kents Hill7
- Litchfield107
- Manchester85
- Mount Vernon26
- Mt Vernon19
- North Monmouth28
- North Vassalboro9
- Oakland165
- Randolph35
- Readfield73
- Rome2
- Sidney104
- South China92
- South Gardiner12
- Vassalboro90
- Vienna30
- Waterville267
- Wayne29
- West Gardiner82
- Windsor57
- Winslow169
- Winthrop169
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All industries
Construction
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- Brick, Stone and Related Construction Materials1
- Carpentry Work2
- Commercial General Contractors3
- Concrete Work2
- Construction and Mining (Except Petroleum) Machinery and Equipment2
- Construction Materials, NEC1
- Equipment Rental and Leasing, NEC3
- Excavation Work11
- Floor Installation3
- General Contractors-Residential Buildings, Other Than Single-Family4
- General Contractors-Single-Family Houses26
- Highway and Street Construction, Except Elevated Highways3
- Logging18
- Lumber and Other Building Materials Dealers2
- Painting and Paper Hanging3
- Roofing, Siding, and Sheet Metal Work5
- Special Trade Contractors, NEC7
- Wall Construction4
City or suburb
- Albion56
- Augusta587
- Belgrade86
- Belgrade Lakes4
- Benton69
- Chelsea48
- China13
- China Village17
- Clinton57
- East Winthrop4
- Farmingdale85
- Fayette1
- Gardiner234
- Hallowell55
- Kents Hill7
- Litchfield107
- Manchester85
- Mount Vernon26
- Mt Vernon19
- North Monmouth28
- North Vassalboro9
- Oakland165
- Randolph35
- Readfield73
- Rome2
- Sidney104
- South China92
- South Gardiner12
- Vassalboro90
- Vienna30
- Waterville267
- Wayne29
- West Gardiner82
- Windsor57
- Winslow169
- Winthrop169
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