This mix of sports, technology, and social elements makes Smash Padel & Pickleball Club not just a venue — but a destination for athletes and community alike.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church, a historic English Gothic-style structure built in 1852 and registered under the National Trust, has long been a staple of the Branford community. The church serves a variety of groups and functions, from scout troops to musical classes. Munger Construction was selected to revitalize and restore the church’s undercroft and improve accessibility, safety, and functionality while maintaining …
Lumibility
Munger Construction and Lumibility, formerly SARAH, Inc., have forged a strong partnership over the years, collaborating on multiple projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in the Greater New Haven and Shoreline areas. Lumibility and Munger have seamlessly combined their expertise to create impactful community service solutions.
Roses for Autism
Growing Possibilities – Roses For Autism teamed up with Pinchbeck’s Rose Farm in Guilford to provide employment opportunities surrounding the cultivating, and selling of roses for people on the autism spectrum. Founded in 2009 by Ability Beyond Disability, Roses for Autism [2011 CT Business of the Year and 2011 Floral Rookie of the Year] blends the Pinchbeck Rose Farm legacy …
Evergreen Woods
Pat Munger Construction Company, Inc. has proudly maintained a long-standing and highly positive business relationship with Evergreen Woods, A Life Care Retirement Community, located at 88 Notch Hill Road, North Branford, CT.
Erin’s Gym
Erin’s Gym, located on Sterling House property, was built in memory of Erin Marie Babineau, who was tragically killed at the young age of 10 in a tour bus accident while on a family vacation in 2005. Erin’s Gym is managed by Erin’s parents, Jeff and Donna. It enables Sterling House to expand its youth sports and camp programs and …
W.S. Clancy Memorial Funeral Home
Munger Construction was pleased and honored to be selected by Jeff and John Klarman of W.S. Clancy Memorial Funeral Home, to construct their new 6,000 SF facility at 244 North Main Street, Branford.