Wolverine Fire Protection Expands in Connecticut

0:00It's April 1st, this is Hartford News Today, powered by AI. A Michigan Fire Protection Company just dropped $3.17 million on a 40,000-square-foot industrial spot in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Wolverine Fire Protection snapped up the 1986 building at 95 Peters Road through their affiliate cork associates. It's on 6.23 acres with solid concrete walls and 22-foot ceilings, perfect for their expansion. The deal closed with the deed recorded on March 19th. Seller was DSJL properties run by Daniel Syracusa out of Newington, who's also behind Syracusa moving and storage in New Britain. To cover part of the cost, court took out a $2.45 million mortgage loan from Oxford Bank in Michigan. Wolverine President Martin Corcoran signed off on it. Brokers made it happen smoothly. Hart Berkowitz from O-R-N-L rep the seller, while David Murdoch from Sentry Commercial handled the buyer side.

1:01This move fuels Wolverine's growth in outfitting buildings with fire suppression systems, locking in space for their rising operations right here in, the Northeast.