CCB Inc.

A big week at one of Maine's Public Schools as two major projects move forward across the campus. CCB carpenters & laborers have begun installation of weatherproofing, siding and windows as we push the finishes towards the first phase of the school’s multi‑year exterior upgrade for Energy Management Consultants (EMC). Our mechanical team has a separate project with the school and is progressing through a detailed scope of piping repairs, roof drain repairs & Victaulic coupling replacements across multiple areas of the building. With approximately 20 CCB employees on site supporting both scopes, this project highlights CCB’s depth, versatility, and ability to coordinate seamlessly across trades. To recognize the team’s hard work and dedication, we hosted a summer BBQ on site — a chance to step back, connect, and appreciate the people driving the progress every day. North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Tom Seekins #local327laborers #laborers #carpenters #pipefitters #ualocal716

CCB President Marc Belanger Jr. visited our union millwrights this week as they worked with our partners at Reed & Reed on their latest wind project, supporting drivetrain assembly for three new turbines. Our team continues to deliver the skill, reliability, and professionalism our partners depend on for critical renewable‑energy work! Great work! Reed & Reed, Inc. #millwrights #wind #renewableenergy North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters

A little overdue, but definitely worth celebrating! We would like to take the opportunity to recognize two well-deserved promotions within our team. Congratulations to Jeff Verreault on your promotion to Senior Project Manager and Tony Giacomuzzi on your promotion to Project Executive. With a combined 31 years of dedication to CCB, Inc. Jeff with 18 years and Tony with 13 years. These promotions reflect the hard work, leadership and commitment they’ve demonstrated throughout their careers. Thank you both for everything you’ve contributed to our team. We’re proud to see your continued growth and look forward to all you’ll accomplish in your new roles. Please join us in congratulating Jeff Verreault and Antonio Giacomuzzi, PMP® on this next chapter!

CCB is officially underway at one of Maine's Public High Schools where our carpenters and laborers are on-site and have begun demolition as we kick off the first phase of the school’s multi‑year weatherization project for Energy Management Consultants (EMC). Our team is removing the existing siding and windows in preparation for new high‑performance exterior systems that will improve durability, efficiency, and long‑term building performance. Proud of our crew for setting the pace early with safe, clean, and coordinated work. Strong start to Phase 1 — more progress updates coming soon. Tom Seekins North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters #local327laborers #laborers #carpenters

Big progress at the chipping facility project this past week. CCB’s carpenters, ironworkers, and laborers worked seamlessly to excavate, reinforce, and pour 80+ yards of concrete for a 5‑foot‑thick equipment pad. Heavy work, tight coordination, and another example of our crews delivering the foundation—literally—for our clients’ future chipping operations. North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters #local327laborers #laborers Iron Workers Local 7 #ironworkers

Some days the projects are large and last months, some days they're just ones you can knock out quickly with a small crew— but our apprentices are learning fast that isn’t what matters. What matters is showing up, taking care of the customer, and doing the work the right way every single time. Recently our carpenter apprentices knocked out a small enclosure, cleaned up the exterior warehouse door area, and reworked the concrete walking surfaces. Nothing flashy. Nothing dramatic. Just honest work that needed to get done. And that’s the point. These are the projects that teach the mindset: take pride in the craft, respect the relationship, and leave the place better than you found it. That’s how you build trust — one task at a time. North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters #carpenters #concrete #apprentices

This weekend, members of the CCB team joined thousands of participants at Portland’s Back Cove Trail for a 4‑mile walk in support of the American Heart Association. Proud to stand with our community, raise awareness for heart health, and support an organization that continues to make a real difference across Maine. Grateful for everyone who showed up, stepped up, and walked with purpose. #americanheartassociation #portlandmaine #backcovetrail

Today, on International Facility Management Day, we are proud to recognize someone who represents the very best of our profession — Kacey Looney. Kacey recently earned his Certified Facility Manager (CFM) credential, one of the most respected and rigorous certifications in the FM industry. This achievement reflects his deep technical knowledge, leadership, and commitment to elevating the standard of service for our team and our clients. Facility management is about creating safe, reliable, efficient environments where people can do their best work. Kacey embodies that mission every day. Congratulations, Kacey — and thank you for everything you bring to the profession and CCB. #certifiedfacilitymanagement #CFM #facilitymanagement

Our team delivered a seamless, highly coordinated effort—handling everything from demolition of an existing snowmelt system and concrete slab, to the full installation of a new, high‑efficiency snowmelt system and placing a new slab while keeping an active offload station in full operation. This project is a great example of what happens when skilled trades collaborate with shared purpose: SAFE execution, technical excellence, and a finished product our client can rely on for years to come. Grateful for the craftsmanship, professionalism, and teamwork that made this possible. North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters #ualocal716 #pipefitting #plumbing #carpenters #concrete #flatwork