Starting February 1, 2010, through October 2010, if you are planning a visit to our facility, please see the bottom of this page for speical directions to avoid local road construction!
Since its beginning in 1974, Mid-Atlantic finishing Corp. has provided quick turnaround at competitive prices for metal finishing services to its customers. We have kept in stride with the changes to the metal finishing industry, especially with respect to improved technology and environmental stewardship. The rich history of Mid-Atlantic Finishing Corp., close to our nation's capital, includes our active representation of legitimate industry concerns, and promotion of responsible legislation. We have helped develop and have also adopted existing industry best practices to optimize productivity, reduce waste and consistently provide outstanding workmanship.
Today, we continue our tradition of innovation, seeking continuously to improve our services to our customers, ensuring satisfaction with the value we provide from the first inquiry to the delivery of our services.
Mid-Atlantic Finishing Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Mid-Atlantic Finishing
4656 Addison Road
Capitol Heights, MD 20743
Tel: 301-322-2233
or: 301-385-2469
Fax: 301-773-5841
Sales/Quotes Fax: 301-772-6786
Key Contacts
Take advantage of our "Request Information" tab for most inquriies, or send an email to an individual below.
B.J. Mason
President
Troy Mason
Vice President
James McCormick
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To reach our location from the north: head south on Hwy 295 from Route 495, take the Eastern Ave. exit, at the light turn left onto Eastern Ave., then after you go under the Metro Rail Bridge, at the light turn left onto Addison Rd. We are on the left.
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MID-ATLANTIC'S HIGHLY VERSATILE SILVER LINE IN FULL PRODUCTION
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Our empasis on excellence shows everywhere in our shop |
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D.C. to close Eastern Avenue bridge
The bridge closing will last through mid-October. DDOT says it was able to decrease the length of the project from two years to less than a year by adopting construction methods that include pre-casting several large elements before delivering them to the site.
Residents and businesses that need to cross Kenilworth Avenue can use the following detour routes:
-- Traffic traveling south on Kenilworth Avenue wanting to travel east on Eastern Avenue will be routed to a dedicated U-turn lane at Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, back to the northbound Kenilworth Avenue service road so they can make a right-hand turn onto eastbound Eastern Avenue.
-- Traffic traveling north on Kenilworth Avenue may still exit at Eastern Avenue for travel onto eastbound Eastern Avenue only. All other northbound traffic heading for westbound Eastern Avenue (across the bridge) should follow detour signs on New York Avenue/Route 50 that will bring you back to the southbound Kenilworth Avenue exit ramp for Eastern Avenue.
-- Westbound traffic on Eastern Ave needing to travel north on Kenilworth Avenue will still make the same right-hand turn onto northbound Kenilworth Avenue from Eastern Avenue.
-- Westbound traffic on Eastern Avenue needing to travel south on Kenilworth Avenue will make the right-hand turn from Eastern Avenue onto northbound Kenilworth Avenue and follow the detour on New York Avenue/ Route 50 to gain access onto southbound Kenilworth Avenue.
-- Pedestrians can use the nearest crossing, which is at Polk Street.
Kenilworth Avenue drivers will find two lanes open at all times, but that may include using the service roads for additional lanes. That will definitely be the case during construction of the bridge piers.
Here's a map of the detour routes described above.
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