Providing Quality Metal Products The name D.G. Meyer Inc. understandably makes people think of air conditioning and heating services—and that’s just fine. Our company has served the Central Florida area as both residential and commercial contractor for over a quarter of a century now. We are very proud to be a household name in Volusia and surrounding counties. The fact is though, we do so much more. Aside from our very visible presence as Business […]
DGM Winter Job Update As we move through the half-way point of our Florida winter with it’s on again-off again bouts of cool and blustery weather, and large influx of snow-birds and race fans, construction in the area is still going strong. D.G. Meyer Inc. has been kept busy on a number of Commercial projects in the area. The Environmental Discovery Center in the Central Park area on Division Avenue, with its building designed to […]
A Pie Factory for Port Orange A home-style pie factory is opening in Port Orange at the Eastport Business Park— who knew? D.G. Meyer is proud to be a contractor on this new enterprise which is supposed to bring about 40 new jobs to the area, and provide local grocers (Trader Joe’s?) with specialty desserts and their award-winning pies. The Pie Guy has been making pies by hand in New England since before […]
New Collision Center Complete Over three years after planning first began on the Toyota Scion expansion project, the new Daytona Toyota Collision Center at 966 W. International Speedway Blvd. opened on December 21st, 2015. It was followed by the opening of a new used car and truck sales center, a 5,000-square-foot building with a showroom sized for up to a half-dozen vehicles as well as offices for staff. D.G. Meyer Inc. was a proud […]
Another Orange Sign on Division Avenue in Ormond Beach New Project Recently Started by D.G. Meyer Inc. in Ormond Beach… The City of Ormond Beach is in the construction phase of an exciting new Environmental Discovery Center in the Central Park area on Division Avenue. The building was designed to mimic traditional Florida Cracker architecture. Eventually, this will become a destination for area students and environmental enthusiasts interested in learning more about the […]