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Sebago Technics Celebrates New Sanford Office with Successful Open House Event

A group of people stand outside a building under a sign reading Sebago Technics, a Maine engineering firm, holding a ribbon and an Open House sign, smiling for a photo.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

SANFORD, ME – June 14, 2024 – Sebago Technics, Inc. a Maine-based employee-owned engineering collective, proudly hosted an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday to celebrate the relocation of its Sanford/York County office to 15 Daigle Lane, Suite 103. The event marked a significant milestone in Sebago Technics’ continued growth and commitment to serving the community and region.

The open house drew a diverse group of community members, clients, partners, and local officials who gathered to explore the new office space and meet the Sebago Technics team. The event also highlighted the successful integration of Corner Post Land Surveying, which Sebago Technics acquired in 2022, further enhancing the company’s comprehensive service offerings.

“We are thrilled to open our new Sanford office and to continue our tradition of providing exceptional service to our clients,” said Mark Adams, President and CEO of Sebago Technics. “This new location represents our commitment to growth and to supporting the needs of the communities we serve.”

The new office at 15 Daigle Lane, strategically located off Rt. 109, offers an enhanced workspace designed to foster collaboration and innovation. It will serve as a hub for Sebago Technics’ expanded team, which includes experts in engineering, surveying, environmental sciences, and more.

Sebago Technics is grateful to everyone who attended the open house and looks forward to continuing to build strong relationships within the Sanford and York County communities.


About Sebago Technics, Inc.:

Sebago Technics, Inc. is a creative engineering collective comprising 110+ design professionals and technical staff. With offices across Southern, Western, and Midcoast, Maine, the firm offers comprehensive services covering all aspects of projects, from initial site assessment and design to navigating permitting and overseeing construction.

A modern office waiting area with two gray chairs, a plant, Sebago Technics banner, and brochures—reflecting the welcoming space of a Maine engineering firm.
People gather outside a Maine engineering firm for an outdoor event with food, balloons, and a canopy on a sunny day. Some stand in groups, while others approach the food table.