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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why buy flowers from Mary K’s flowers and gifts?

  Get Well Flowers - When they’re under the weather, help brighten their mood! Deal of the Day - Send them a unique, one-of-a-kind arrangement handcrafted with a personal touch. Mary K’s Flowers and Gifts works hard to craft outstanding floral arrangements and provide exceptional customer satisfaction to Mount Gilead, OH.

• Why choose Jaxon for EMP shielding?

  We are the only company able to offer turn-key Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) shielding products and services for our DOD and commercial customers. Jaxon is a distinguished leader in EMP hardening and survivability. We provide all EMP facility lifecycle services which serve to lower costs, reduce risk and maximize survivability.

• What happened to jaxon construction company?

  It specialises in projects in the $10-80 million range, and offers a comprehensive range of building services covering commercial, apartment and multi-residential developments. In August 2021, Jaxon went into liquidation following tight margins in construction and effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.

• How many projects does jaxon have in progress?

  Founded in 1958, Jaxon currently has four commercial projects in progress, according to liquidators Ernst & Young (EY). The news comes two weeks after all construction work stopped at Jaxon’s Forrest Hall short-stay accommodation project at the University of Western Australia, due to delays in paying subcontractors.

• Why did the building services board fine jaxon?

  Last year, the Building Services Board fined Jaxon after carrying out unauthorised building works that deviated from approved plans for a Perth hotel development. This included the removal of stair pressurisation with a different fire safety measure that had not been previously approved.