MAY 2020
5/26/2021
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to announce we have been certified as a filed sub bidder with the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM).
Our company is listed in the DCAMM Certified Vendors Registry
We are certified under DCAMM SUB GG01: GLASS AND GLAZING
DCAMM Contractor# 4610
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to announce we have been certified as a filed sub bidder with the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM).
Our company is listed in the DCAMM Certified Vendors Registry
We are certified under DCAMM SUB GG01: GLASS AND GLAZING
DCAMM Contractor# 4610
February 2020
2/11/2021
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to announce we have been certified as a woman business enterprise (WBE) with the Supplier Diversity Office ('SDO').
Our company is listed in the SDO Certified Business Directory and the Massachusetts Central Register .
We are certified under NAICS code: 238150 - Glass and Glazing Contractors
SDO Client ID: 20200165
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to announce we have been certified as a woman business enterprise (WBE) with the Supplier Diversity Office ('SDO').
Our company is listed in the SDO Certified Business Directory and the Massachusetts Central Register .
We are certified under NAICS code: 238150 - Glass and Glazing Contractors
SDO Client ID: 20200165
On Saturday, 2/6/21 - Skyline Glass & Glazing lost our mascot, friend and beloved dog, Ben.
Benjamin Thomas Maguire, aka BEN ~ 6/11/2013 - 2/6/2021.
On 7/31/13, Mikayla wanted to see my friend's dog's puppies before she left for ECU the next day.
Somehow, we came home with Ben. For a few hours his name was Bear.
John woke up in the middle of the night and Ben became his name - after Ben, the bear on Grizzly Adams.
Ben was part of our family for 2,747 days, 91.5 months, 7.5 years. No matter how many days, months or years - it was not long enough.
Ben had his own unique personality -He was very mischievous.
He loved to go for walks. He would always make sure he would take a stuffed animal with him. People would stop their cars and take pictures of him because they thought it was so funny - this big (95 + lbs) German Shepherd would have his stuffed animal.
He loved when "Auntie" would join us for walks. Ben would spot her crossing over to Spellman and would pull John down the sidewalk to meet her. June had to hold on to a bush, a tree, or a fence because Ben would jump up and give her a hug.
In the morning, he would hear our neighbor Joyce's dogs Tedy and Bruschi and he would go to the back door so he could run over to the fence to bark at his "frenemies".
He loved to play - he would steal a pen, a remote control, or whatever he could to manipulate us to get baby carrots (one of his favorite snacks).
He loved to go to work with John. John would say " Do you want to go to the shop?" and Ben would grab a stuffed animal and head right to the door. He was so excited. He got to go the shop on Wednesday and Thursday last week. He would steal things off of John's desk or Peter 's to get his carrots. Whenever Peter would step away from his desk, he had to make sure to push everything to the middle.
On the days he did not go to work with John, about 5pm, he would sit on the couch with his chin resting on the back of the couch, looking out the window, waiting for John to come home. When John pulled in, he would get so excited. He would grab his football and head to the back door to go out and play - he did this on Friday evening.
About 1am, early Saturday morning, John woke up and noticed Ben was having a hard time breathing. We brought him to Angell Memorial and there was blood around his heart. Around 3am, Ben had a pericardiocentesis procedure performed to drain the blood. The sack around his heart filled back up around 11am and they performed the same procedure - before 3pm, his heart sack was filled with blood again. He had an Echocardiogram and a Chest X-ray and there were multiple tumors in the area surrounding his heart.
Hemangiosarcoma is a cruel disease and strikes so quickly.
Ben - our hearts are forever broken.
You were one of a kind.
Benjamin Thomas Maguire, aka BEN ~ 6/11/2013 - 2/6/2021.
On 7/31/13, Mikayla wanted to see my friend's dog's puppies before she left for ECU the next day.
Somehow, we came home with Ben. For a few hours his name was Bear.
John woke up in the middle of the night and Ben became his name - after Ben, the bear on Grizzly Adams.
Ben was part of our family for 2,747 days, 91.5 months, 7.5 years. No matter how many days, months or years - it was not long enough.
Ben had his own unique personality -He was very mischievous.
He loved to go for walks. He would always make sure he would take a stuffed animal with him. People would stop their cars and take pictures of him because they thought it was so funny - this big (95 + lbs) German Shepherd would have his stuffed animal.
He loved when "Auntie" would join us for walks. Ben would spot her crossing over to Spellman and would pull John down the sidewalk to meet her. June had to hold on to a bush, a tree, or a fence because Ben would jump up and give her a hug.
In the morning, he would hear our neighbor Joyce's dogs Tedy and Bruschi and he would go to the back door so he could run over to the fence to bark at his "frenemies".
He loved to play - he would steal a pen, a remote control, or whatever he could to manipulate us to get baby carrots (one of his favorite snacks).
He loved to go to work with John. John would say " Do you want to go to the shop?" and Ben would grab a stuffed animal and head right to the door. He was so excited. He got to go the shop on Wednesday and Thursday last week. He would steal things off of John's desk or Peter 's to get his carrots. Whenever Peter would step away from his desk, he had to make sure to push everything to the middle.
On the days he did not go to work with John, about 5pm, he would sit on the couch with his chin resting on the back of the couch, looking out the window, waiting for John to come home. When John pulled in, he would get so excited. He would grab his football and head to the back door to go out and play - he did this on Friday evening.
About 1am, early Saturday morning, John woke up and noticed Ben was having a hard time breathing. We brought him to Angell Memorial and there was blood around his heart. Around 3am, Ben had a pericardiocentesis procedure performed to drain the blood. The sack around his heart filled back up around 11am and they performed the same procedure - before 3pm, his heart sack was filled with blood again. He had an Echocardiogram and a Chest X-ray and there were multiple tumors in the area surrounding his heart.
Hemangiosarcoma is a cruel disease and strikes so quickly.
Ben - our hearts are forever broken.
You were one of a kind.
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Skyline Glass & Glass will be taking a four-week #antiracism workshop through Be the Bridge and Preemptive Love.
In this workshop, we will learn how to:
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November 2020
Good morning!!
Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you are taking some time to rest and relax today.
We have a fun little gratitude exercise for you if you’re up for it. (This could also be great to do with your family - and go around the dinner table and share!)
Grab a pen, a piece of paper, and write down 5 things you’re grateful for.
And then write WHY you are thankful for them.
And as you write, take a moment to really feel the love for all those things! This step is super important and is great for your body AND your mind!
Gratitude allows us to celebrate the present moment and live a more fulfilling life.
In the spirit of the holiday, here are a few things we are truly grateful for:
- We are thankful for our families - their love, grace, support and their health.
- We are grateful our business started back up after construction being shut down in Boston due to COVID-19.
- We are grateful we can help to support those who have struggled this year.
- Humor - the ability to laugh and see the funny side of things - laughter brings us so much joy!
#thanksgiving #thankful #blessed #blessings #countyourblessings #thanks #happythanksgiving #thankyou #givethanks #givingthanks
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to volunteer with Served to deliver meals as part of their 1,000 meals give away.
Served Kitchen is a Not for Profit 501(c)3 that focuses on two missions:
1. Stop food waste.
2. Provide meals to the hungry.
Nearly a billion people in the world are undernourished. Over 25% of food goes to waste.
Founded in 2019, Served set out to help with both of these problems.
Served is a not-for-profit organization that pledges to:
- serve free meals in local soup kitchens to those in need,
- utilize predominantly “wasted” food,
- create meals made from delicious, healthy ingredients,
- provide a safe space free of judgment for the homeless, elderly, needy, lonely, deinstitutionalized, and disadvantaged, and
- build community and change the world.
For every meal ordered, Served gives one meal to someone in need. solving food waste and hunger in the world, one delicious meal at at time.
To find out how you can help to support their mission, go to https://servedkitchen.com/
#thanksgiving #thankful #blessed #blessings #countyourblessings #thanks #happythanksgiving #thankyou #givethanks #givingthanks
Skyline Glass & Glazing would like to express our gratitude to all of our armed service members- past and present. We thank you for protecting our freedom. #VeteransDay #gratefulthankfulblessed
June 2020
In honor of #Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, marking the end of slavery in the United States, we will be honoring the lives of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and countless others as we strive to create a more fair and just world.
Join us during the stand-down starting at 8:46 am on June 19. To learn more about #Juneteenth, visit: https://buff.ly/2KRVdzG
Join us during the stand-down starting at 8:46 am on June 19. To learn more about #Juneteenth, visit: https://buff.ly/2KRVdzG
March 2020
Skyline Glass & Glazing is a proud company of IUPAT DC35. District Council 35 is an organization of approximately 4000 members in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island. DC35 is affiliated with the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, AFL-CIO.
August 2019
Welcome, Peter !
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Welcome to our newest employee, Peter Paluzzi.
Peter comes to Skyline Glass & Glazing from ROCA where he was a Crew Supervisor/Pre Vocational Instructor for young men in the Transitional Employment program. The contracts included maintenance, cleaning, painting, basic construction and landscaping as well as OSHA and Forklift training. Peter signed with IUPAT DC35 as an apprentice glazier. In addition, Peter will be working in the office as an estimator. We look forward to having him as part of our team. Please join us in welcoming Peter! |
September 2018
Skyline Glass & Glazing, Inc is proud to be a signatory contractor of IUPAT/DC35/Local 1044
