Rochester welcomes Chamber to new office

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Rochester &

Associates, Inc., recently hosted the Fayette County Chamber After Hours.

The 37-year-old company recently opened its fourth office in Fayetteville.

It provides land surveying, civil engineering, landscaping, and construction

management to projects both new and revitalized.

In charge of

the Fayetteville office is Jim Hickey, senior vice president. He is a

former career United States Army of Corps Engineers engineer.

"We feel

that our new Fayetteville office is the perfect location to serve our

clients in the area between I-20 and I-75," he said. "Our office

will be able to respond more rapidly and efficiently to projects with

full service civil design and surveying services."

President and

founder of the firm is Keith Rochester, who was born and reared in East

Point. The corporate office is in Gainesville, with offices in Blairsville

and Atlanta.

The company

has 170 employees as well as a location in Adonna, Turkey, with eight

employees.

"We are

a Christian-based company," said executive vice president Brian K.

Rochester. "We maintain a Christian work environment and relationship

with our clients and employees. Our efforts are guided by our core values."

These include

but not limited to: believing in the golden rule in all its dealings;

respectful of others; making a commitment with care; and requiring honesty,

integrity and trustworthiness in all they do.

The Fayetteville

office can be reached at 770-716-8124.

Chamber chair-elect

Vicki Turner introduced the company officials at the recent After Hours

event.

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