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This week on TRUTALK, we sit down with a team from Meyer Building, a company that has been shaping the construction industry for years. Meyer shares how the industry has changed over the years and what quality building really means today. They walk us through the story behind projects like TRULAND’s Bluffton renovation, talk about the customers they serve, and give an inside look at what goes into creating these large commercial buildings.
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