Renovated Lobby, Expanded Offices Highlight Anniversary Celebration
(UCBJ) – Troyer Post Buildings (TPB) is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Friday, July 24, at its headquarters at 21745 Clarkrange Highway in Monterey at 12:30 p.m., according to a release by the Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber).
The event will run from noon until 3 p.m. and include burgers off the grill and an opportunity to learn more about the family-owned business and newly renovated facility.
“Can you believe it’s been a decade? For the past 10 years, Troyer Post Buildings has been helping our community build their dreams from the ground up. To say a massive thank you to the community that made it all possible, we are throwing a party—and everyone is invited,” according to a release by the company. “Whether you’re dreaming of a custom barndominium, need a rugged new pole barn, or just want a great free lunch, we’d love to see you. … Our premier pole barn specialists and barndominium consultants will be on-site all afternoon. Bring your wildest design ideas, your practical questions, or your rough sketches – we’ll be offering free on-site quotes!”
The renovation includes:
- an updated lobby
- expanded office space
- refreshed showroom
TPB specializes in fully customizable post-frame buildings throughout Tennessee, including:
- agricultural
- residential
- commercial
- barndominium projects
“The company is committed to treating every customer like family while completing every project with honesty and care,” said the Chamber.
For more information, call 931-839-6771, visit troyerpostbuildings.com, hang out @troyerpost or email sales@troyerpost.com.
Photo via Troyer Post Buildings.
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