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COMPANY NEWS
Turner Business Award presented to Accidental Anomalies, Inc.
The Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce recognized Accidental Anomalies with the Turner Business Award at its 123rd annual meeting on January 27, 2011. The Turner Business Award recognizes a Turner business that has contributed to the local economy and the town of Turner. Accidental Anomalies is a company whose performance belies its name. Starting as a one-man business in 1989 they have built a reputation as one of New England’s leading fabricators of custom stairs and handrail systems. Their reputation has been made not from unexpected happenings by chance, but rather by following the most general rules of business success. Satisfy your customer with top quality work and good services at a fair price. That is what they do, job after job, year in and year out. They work closely with contractors, architects, engineers, and builders, on projects of all kinds from schools, hospitals, and industrial and commercial buildings to retails sites, apartment complexes and residences in new construction and renovation. Several hundred local area business and civic leaders packed the Ramada Conference Center in Lewiston for the annual event. Click here to watch the award presentation video.
Accidental Anomalies, Inc. receives ETL certification from InterTek Labratories for green product.
February 9, 2011 Turner, Maine
Accidental Anomalies Inc. (AAI) today announced it has received ETL certification from InterTek Laboratories on a green product invented by Global Marketing Group. We have been working with Global Marketing Group on the development of this product since April 2007. The design and development included many changes and updates to achieve the ETL certification. The product is designed as an energy and emissions saver. It is applicable for use in most fossil fuel burning appliances such as LP hot water heaters and LP boilers.
“After many years of development and testing, we are excited to start manufacturing and providing this green product to the global marketplace” Jon Randall stated.
2011 Project Update
There are several new projects beginning at Accidental Anomalies. These projects include work at Mt. Blue High School, Boothbay YMCA, and Colby College.
We are working with Wright-Ryan Construction, of Portland, to build and install specialty stair and handrails at Mount Blue High School. This project will also include miscellaneous other metal products.
At the Boothbay YMCA we are working with HP Cummings and Canatel Industries, a structural steel fabricator out of Canada to fabricate stairs and handrails at the new swimming pool.
We will soon be starting another renovation of a Colby College Dormitory with HP Cummings. This will be the 4th such dormitory renovation that we have been involved in. We will be fabricating and installing a new stair tower and elevator shaft along with other miscellaneous metal products.
We will also in negotiations to begin a project with Harmac Rebar and Steel Corp of Fryeburg, Maine. This project will include laser cutting and robotic welding. Check back soon for more details.
Maine Spiral Staircase
A resource for technical data and pricing information on the construction of spiral staircases. Also, be sure to check out our section on important details to consider before ordering.
Robotic Welding
Accidental Anomalies, Inc now offers a robotic welding solution for your repetitive motion welds of small to medium sized parts. Learn more or contact us today to get an estimate on your next project.