Hancock Lumber

Led by our 735 employees, we’ve been awarded ‘Best Place to Work in Maine’ annually since 2014.

The vast majority of commercial and multifamily projects built in Maine today are constructed using prefabricated components. The practice saves substantial construction time, improves predictability and delivers a superior product.

Casco-based Hancock Lumber has broken ground on a 44,000-square foot manufacturing facility in Oxford, which will enable the company to significantly expand production of prefabricated building components.

The firm filled the role with an industry veteran who has led safety initiatives on complex civil and mechanical projects across multiple industries.

Kevin Hancock, chairman of Hancock Lumber, predicts another healthy year for the lumber, housing and construction sectors in Maine.

Lewiston-based Hebert Construction is consolidating building time on a 61-unit affordable senior housing project on Seavey Street in Westbrook.

The subject was ‘The Housing Crisis: Can we Crack the Code?’ which featured industry experts from architects and municipal and regional planners to developers, builders and bankers. 

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.

A total of 143 companies have been named to this year's list of the "Best Places to Work in Maine."

The team at Maine Real Estate and Development Association has created a treasure trove of interviews with the state’s leading developers, builders, bankers and visionaries. There are now 30 episodes available.