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Diamond State Pole Buildings • Oct 15, 2015
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Diamond State Pole Buildings is proud to announce that we are in the FINAL permit phase to construct our BRAND NEW, much larger, state of the art office and warehouse located in Felton, Delaware. Yes, of course we are building it ourselves; using Post Frame Construction.
Diamond State Pole Buildings opened its doors in 2008. As a result of an excellent reputation and tremendous word of mouth Diamond State Pole Buildings has grown leaps and bounds. Due to the phenomenal growth Diamond State Pole Buildings has out grown its current location and is expanding. We are hoping for a late 2017 or early 2018 grand opening! More updates to follow soon.
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OPEN HOUSE! April 22 nd , 2023 - 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Open House! Presented by Diamond State Pole Buildings with C&M Custom Homes. Fun for all! Come out & enjoy a day full of fun & friends. Diamond State Pole Buildings is hosting an open house to show our appreciation to our community & showcase our company. It will be a day full of fun happenings like Mechanical Bull Rides, Cornhole Games, Basketball Shootouts, a Bounce House, Woodpile Kitty BBQ, Nail Driving Contest & more! All of which are FREE, FREE, FREE! We'll have staff on hand to show you around our facility & talk about all of your pole building needs - along with some EXCLUSIVE open house discounts & specials. Some of our vendors will be here to showcase our materials & answer any of your pole building material questions as well. We can't wait to see you there! View or Print PDF
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