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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) January 27, 2015

Parker & Sons, Inc. a leader in the cooling and heating industry throughout the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, reports six years in a row as being voted number one in Ranking Arizona. The company offers expertise in a wide range of heating and cooling as well as plumbing services. Having served the region since 1974, Parker & Sons has earned an impressive reputation throughout the community one client at a time. Serving both homeowners and businesses for more than four decades, the company is recognized nationally as being an extremely knowledgeable cooling, heating and plumbing company that also specializes in air quality services and products as well as solar water heater installation, maintenance and repair. The company maintains an outstanding rating with the Better Business Bureau and has been recognized nationally and locally with multiple certifications and awards.

Having achieved #1 ranking with Ranking Arizona for six consecutive years is further confirmation that Parker & Sons stands by its promise of providing outstanding customer service and total customer satisfaction. The company has stated on more than one occasion that by putting customer service first, Parker & Sons has enjoyed incredible success since the 1970s. Ranking Arizona is considered to be one of the biggest business polls in the entire state. Customers are able to vote on companies in individual categories to help consumers find services offered by some of the best businesses in the state. Ranking Arizona is by and large the only major award in the state that is dedicated to feedback that is entirely from the voting public.

Parker & Sons has earned the prestigious top ranking with Ranking Arizona as a premier residential service company that offers exemplary customer service and genuine quality workmanship. The company has indicated that it will continue to strive to deliver the very best in customer service in order to continue gaining this important recognition from Ranking Arizona. The voting public can access the voting process in a quick and easy way by going to the Ranking Arizona website. Once on the website, the voting public can search by company name to vote. Once reaching the Parker & Sons section, voters can choose from one of two options. This includes plumbing or air-conditioning and heating. Once an option has been selected, it is simply just a matter of entering an email address and casting a vote by clicking the cast my vote button.

The company serves the greater Phoenix metropolitan area and the surrounding communities offering old-fashioned quality and impeccable workmanship. The company has earned a reputation for its commitment to the very best in air conditioning, heating and plumbing services throughout the region. The company also features a quality audit program as a way to further ensure 100% customer satisfaction. This recent announcement with regard to six years in a row as being voted number one in Ranking Arizona is further proof that Parker & Sons is a trusted and respected name in the cooling, heating and plumbing industry.

Parker & Sons, Inc. is an innovative and forward-looking Air Conditioning Repair & Plumbing Service in Phoenix, Arizona. Having served the greater Phoenix Metropolitan area since 1974, Parker & Sons, Inc. has earned its reputation one customer at a time. Delivering quality services for both residential and commercial customers, the company enjoys a long record of national recognition and has received numerous awards and accolades over the years. Parker & Sons, Inc. is known for its impressive attention to detail and old-fashioned quality work. The company has been voted #1 in Ranking Arizona for the last five years and maintains a goal of 100% customer satisfaction. Parker & Sons works on heating systems, cooling systems, ducting, and air filtration and offers a variety of plumbing related services. Parker & Sons, Inc. is an established name in reliable service calls throughout Phoenix, Arizona.

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Douglaston, NY (PRWEB) January 27, 2015

Leading New York metro-area mechanical construction, service and energy services firm Trystate Mechanical is pleased to announce the completion of new cooling and heating systems for the restored Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, NY. Trystates HVAC design and installation contract was awarded by the projects general construction manager, Gilbane. Trystate has also been retained by ACE Theatrical Group, which operates the Theatre, to provide ongoing HVAC maintenance service.

The $95-million public-private project broke ground in January 2013, and the herculean task of its thorough restoration was recently completed. An icon of the golden age of New York City architecture that had been shuttered and neglected for nearly 40 years, the theater will hold its grand re-opening concert featuring Diana Ross on February 3.

Design-assist HVAC construction

Kings Theatre is a great example of Trystates approach to HVAC design-build / design-assist project delivery. Shortly after the developer was selected by the City of New York for the historic restoration and modernization of the theater, and more than 24 months before construction started, Trystate completed surveying of the existing buildings HVAC systems and worked with the owner, construction manager, and design team on HVAC system design, equipment selection, and energy efficiency. Trystates pre-construction services proved to be a strong financial investment, with its recommendations leading to the construction of an energy-efficient HVAC system that matches the operational needs of the theater with the comfort requirements of its visitors.

We could not be more pleased to have been part of this exciting and challenging project, said Trystate president Michael Liberta. And we were very pleased to be able to assign individuals from the surrounding community, both Brooklyn-based subcontractors and Brooklyn-based workers, said Liberta.

HVAC equipment and salvaged features

Trystate installed two air-cooled chillers in partnership with Trane, which provided controls systems, and four large packaged rooftop gas-fired units powered by natural gas. The chillers and boilers are connected to three air handling units controlled by advanced variable air volume (VAV) units. Refrigeration split systems were installed to provide spot cooling in critical high-heat areas such as projection booths.

Fortunately much of the original ductwork was able to be salvaged by Trystate, which worked with strategic partner TechClean to clean, repair, sanitize, and reline the existing ductwork. Additionally, a series of existing tunnels underneath the seating bowl was cleaned, sanitized, and coated so that they could serve as the return air system for the theater. These important steps reduced the need for demolition of the architectural ceilings, avoiding the associated cost, waste, and loss of important features.

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TUCSON A $1 billion-a-year bill moving through Congress would add miles of roads and fences along the border and waive more than a dozen environmental laws within 100 miles of the border even though top immigration officials say that's not needed.

The proposed bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to achieve operational control of the U.S.-Mexico border. That means that all illegal entries are stopped meaning all illegal entries are stopped, which top DHS officials have said is unrealistic.

But Martha McSally, Southern Arizona's newly elected Republican U.S. Representative who co-sponsored the House bill, said setting an ambitious standard is the best way to achieve success.

"We have to set a very high goal to understand how important it is to get this job done," McSally said. Arizona's U.S. senators, Republicans John McCain and Jeff Flake, co-sponsored the Senate version of the bill.

The House bills author, U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas, calls it the toughest border security bill ever set before Congress, but neither the Border Patrol union nor local environmentalists think it's needed.

We dont address the underlying issues, said Roger McManus, a biologist who is president of Friends of the Sonoran Desert. People keep coming here for jobs, and drugs keep coming over the border because there's a demand for them, he said.

Groups on both sides of the immigration debate also have spoken out against the bill either because they say it doesnt do enough to stop illegal immigration or because it won't lead to comprehensive immigration reform.

Perhaps the strongest rebuke of all came Friday from Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, who issued a statement saying the bill "is extreme to the point of being unworkable; if enacted, it would actually leave the border less secure. The bill sets mandatory and highly prescriptive standards that the Border Patrol itself regards as impossible to achieve, undermines the Department of Homeland Securitys capacity to adapt to emerging threats, and politicizes tactical decisions."

Among other things, the Republican bill would:

add 48 miles of new double-layer pedestrian fencing;

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Debbie and Bobby Pinckney of North Carolina comb the sand for seashells Monday on Folly Beach. Construction is underway to build 5 miles of fencing designed to capture windblown sand and help build new dunes. Grace Beahm/Staff

FOLLY BEACH Construction is underway on nearly 5 miles of fencing designed to capture wind-blown sand and help build new dunes on the erosion-scarred island.

The work is the final phase of the $30 million renourishment project that pumped 1.5 million cubic yards of offshore sand onto the beach.

The sand-trapping system includes about 800 V-shaped structures made of wooden slats anchored by three posts. The open end of the V faces the beach. The design has proven very effective at growing a sand dune, officials said, and new dunes up to 2 feet tall can be seen in about a month. The west end of the island where the Charleston County park is located is an example of where fencing has built new dunes. Its really tremendous how quickly it works, said David Warren, project manager for the Army Corps of Engineers.

More than 100,000 sea oats and bitter panicum will be planted behind the fencing to help stabilize dune growth.

The sand catchers are built just in front of the existing dune line.

Mayor Tim Goodwin said new dunes may grow 2 to 3 feet above the height of a sand fence. By this summer, the benefits will be apparent. Thats the plan, if nature cooperates, he said.

Some 26,000 linear feet of sand fences will be constructed from 10th Street East to the islands west end at the county park. Completion is expected by the end of March. The same system was used in 2005 when Folly was last renourished, Goodwin said.

Sand fencing has proved its worth in Myrtle Beach, too, Warren said.

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Raleigh, N.C. Some Raleigh residents say a sudden shift in city policy regarding access to sewer lines is creating a mess in their backyards. Homeowners have been forced to move fences, retaining walls and even pools and pay for the cost out of their own pocket.

In 30 years of living at her home on Evers Drive, Shirley Hicks says she was stunned to learn a sewer pipe runs right through her backyard. The city has easement rights, meaning it has the right to access it without any obstructions, such as Hicks fence, trees and the doghouse she just built.

Its very frustrating, Hicks said. Theyve never had to (get to the sewer line) in the past.

For years, the city has overlooked easement violations, allowing residents to build fences, sheds and even pools over sewer lines. The city only weeded them out on a case-by-case basis when there has been a blockage.

But a 2008 audit by the Environmental Protection Agency uncovered a big problem an unusually high number of sewage overflows and cited the City of Raleigh. Now, public works crews are clearing the trouble zones one by one.

Raleigh Assistant Public Utilities Director T.J. Lynch said he understands why many residents aren't happy about the more aggressive policy.

For about the past four years, weve been hot and heavy on easement clearing and pipe cleaning, he said. Since we cleared them, we had access to them. Our inspectors can readily get back there open manholes and see what's happening inside the pipes on a routine basis, things they couldn't do before.

Lynch says the number of overflows has dropped by half.

Hicks says she is coming to terms with the changing landscape, grudgingly.

I have no choice. They're going to do what they're going to do, she said.

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