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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) December 30, 2013

In addition to being Phoenixs most decorated home improvement contractor, Republic West Home now offers new and existing customers the opportunity to upgrade to triple pane glass for free.

Far surpassing industry standards of dual pane glass, Republic West Homes quality replacement windows will keep cooling costs down in the summer while eliminating 99% of the suns harmful UV rays. In addition, this new product features significant noise reduction, low maintenance and years of smooth operation.

A multiple time winner of the Contractor of the Year Award, as well several BBB Business Ethics Awards, Republic West Home is one of the most referred contractors in Maricopa County and has built a reputation for quality and convenience within the home improvement industry.

Offering our customers a triple pane upgrade at no cost really blends well with our philosophy of over delivering on product and service for our customers, commented Linda Zimmerman, owner of Republic West Home.

About Republic West Home: Republic West Home is a company that stands for quality, honesty and the best value. Our vision, in an industry often lacking ethics and reliability, is to deliver the best home improvement experience possible.

To deliver the best possible experience before, during and after the completion of your project, an extensive team of professionals was put in place: employees driven to make the home improvement experience a great one for you, our customers. The formula works and the pleasant experiences we create for our customers have paid off. In an industry where repeat business averages less than 5%, Republic West Home and our 15,000+ clients generate an amazing 50% of our business from previous customers and referrals.

For additional information, please call 480-423-9300 or visit http://www.republicwesthome.com.

Media contact: Jason W. Jantzen Phoenix Marketing Associates http://www.PhoenixMarketingAssociates.com 602-282-0202

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BUILDING PERMITS

PMT2013-03918 1707 Walnut St.; $3,689,013.78; Alpine 1000; Brinkman Construction Inc.; new three-story, 26-unit, multi-family residential building with underground parking garage.

PMT2013-05060 3227 Ninth St.; $375,000.00; Michael Schwartz and Nancy Cranbourne; Sobo Design and Build; remodel (740SF) and addition (910 square feet basement and main level combined) to existing single-story single family dwelling. Also includes new front porch (123 square feet). Remodel scope includes installation of a gas fireplace, relocation of existing bathrooms and laundry room, and kitchen renovation. Addition includes rear bump-out (remains one-story structure), and new unfinished basement.

PMT2013-05404 3235 28th St.; $205,574.46; Management Harman; Hays Construction Co. Inc.; remodel and addition to existing restaurant for conversion to new Dunkin Donuts. Interior remodel of 2,938 square feet. Addition of 168 square feet for new walk in cooler and freezer. Includes associated MEP. See ADR2013-00171 for minor modification.

PMT2013-05629 1810 29th St. 2004; $173,260.84; Twenty Macerich; MPB Contractors Inc; UNIT 2004: renant finish of old Bodacious Spa space for Spavia Spa. Scope includes reconfiguration of interior walls, creation of locker rooms and rest areas, addition of two new toilets and 4 new showers.

PMT2013-06577 1949 Pearl St., No. C1; $1,936.16; Properties FH; recess existing slab to move step four feet from existing historic doors. Ref. to PMT2013-04775 for full scope of tenant remodel.

PMT2013-06589 1001 Arapahoe Ave.; $4,140,500.00; City of Boulder; scope of work includes relocating the childerns library. Expanding and relocating the teen space. Impoving access to browsing for fiction, movies, and music collection. Replacement of electrical and data distribution systems. Repair or replacement of clerestory window system. Replacement of carpet. Installation of utilites for a cafe (contracted caft vendor will provide equipment and procure health department approval).

PMT2013-07034 4505 Moorhead Ave.; $19,000.00; Peter Frech and Susanah et. al.; electrical repairs associated with flood damage. Electrical work to also include newsub-panel in basement. Scope of work also includes installing kitchen for approved ADU (Reference ADR2013-00111 and AUR2013-00012), insulation per energy code on exterior permimeter wall. Plumbing scope of work to include installing new dishwasher in basement and garbage disposal and hooking up sinks in bathroom and kitchen. Moving gas line for new gas range in basement kitchen

PMT2013-07050 970 Mcintire St.; $5,500.00; Claire Khadakkar and Neeraj Khadakkar; installation of three egress windows and window wells in basement.

PMT2013-07072 1100 Balsam Ave.; $125,244.68; Hospital Community; Golden Triangle Const. Inc.; nonstructural demolition and rebuild associated with removal of MRI machine.

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Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) December 30, 2013

The spring allergy season is just around the corner and many Valley residents who will be looking for furnace service in Fountain Hills, AZ will also want to find some relief from the persistent misery of such allergy symptoms as congestion, sneezing and itchiness. To help your home become an allergy-free haven, Scottsdales AAA Cooling Specialists provide these tips for relieving allergies with HVAC solutions:

1.Install Indoor Air Quality Solutions: Of course the best way to prevent a reaction is to remove the allergens themselves. Humidity plays a major role in indoor air quality, as dry air fosters dust and overly humid air fosters the growth of mold. A whole-home humidifier can easily be attached to an HVAC system to ensure humidity levels are just right. Additionally, air purifiers are ideal for capturing and killing particles including allergens, viruses, bacteria and pet dander. Choosing a system with a high efficiency filter will lead to better results.

2.Clean the Duct System: Years and years of airborne particulates and dust accumulate inside a homes duct system. When the heating and cooling system is used, these particles spread throughout the home via the vents. An HVAC professional can easily clean these ducts and look for other air quality problems such as mold. If necessary, a UV lamp can be implemented to kill mold spores and prevent further circulation.

3.Dust and Vacuum Frequently: Keeping the home clean is another simple way to reduce the spread of allergens and relive symptoms. Allowing dust to sit on indoor surfaces or lurk in carpets can irritate allergy symptoms quite easily. Dusting and vacuuming regularly, once or twice per week, will help to remove them. Some vacuums even implement HEPA filtration technologies to kill irritating airborne particles. Be sure to wear a protective mask while performing these tasks to avoid a severe reaction.

For more information on how to improve the air quality in your home or to schedule a home consultation, contact AAA Cooling Specialists at 480-389-3019 or visit http://www.aaacoolingaz.com.

About AAA Cooling Specialists: AAA Heating and Cooling Specialists is the leading expert in Heating and Cooling in Arizona. With an emphasis on energy efficiency and a mission to keep customers comfortable, AAA has been in business since 1979.

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Mantecas Post Office on Maple Avenue was under construction 75 years ago.

The dawn of 2014 will also mark the 106th year of a post office being based in Manteca. Prior to 1908, Manteca was a rural route of the Lathrop post office. The only other post office in the area was at Atlanta on Lone Tree Road at Due Road east of present-day Manteca.

The Maple Avenue location is actually the sixth post office in Manteca.

The first five locations were:

The Cowell & Wiggin General Store starting on July 22, 1908.

The Wiggin Hotel directly across the street from the general store on Yosemite Avenue.

The southwest corner of the IOOF building that now houses Manteca Bedquarters.

The back of the old South San Joaquin Bank building on South Maple that up until a few years ago housed the Bank of the West.

Rented space at the Old City Hall building on Sycamore Avenue.

Mantecas first and only from the ground up post office was built at North Maple Avenue and Center Street. The Mediterranean-style building cost $80,000.

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MANKATO As the state and nation continued its relatively slow ascent out of the recession, the Mankato area saw a dizzying amount of new construction and business growth in 2013.

Topping the list is the recently started $15 million Tailwind Group project along Front Street and Riverfront Drive in Mankato. The project will see the demolition of Miller Motors and RedSky to help make way for a housing and retail building on Front Street, a parking ramp and a seven-story office tower along Riverfront Drive.

Construction in Mankato was up by a third in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period last year.

The $8.9 million Mankato Clinic expansion on the Wickersham Campus is underway, with an opening slated for mid-2014.

VINE Faith in Actions $5.5 million project near downtown is transforming a former college classroom building turned government office building into in an adult community center for area residents in mid-life and beyond. The complete gutting of the Nichols Office Center began this year, with completion expected in the middle of next year.

Imperial Plastics built a new $10 million building in the citys east-side industrial park.

A flurry of retail and restaurant construction also took place this year, much of it in-filling vacant lots along Madison Avenue.

Pawn America recently opened a new store with more warehouse and retail space than its former site on Madison Avenue.

A new Panda Express restaurant also opened recently in front of Cub Foods on Madison Avenue.

Family Video and Marco's Pizza built a building along Victory Drive, behind McDonalds. The video store is open with the pizza shop to open soon.

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MIAMI, FL (PRWEB) December 30, 2013

Its impossible to track up the wood flooring in some sunrooms, even with the beach or a garden just outside the door, says Chris Noe, president of Venetian Builders, Inc., Miami. Thats because we install the flooring as a ceiling finish, Noe explained.

Wood has a warm personality, Noe said. Its welcoming. Its friendly. But its also rich. Wood works wonders on the ceiling especially a volume ceiling of an aluminum sunroom addition.

Venetian builds not only aluminum frame sunrooms but also patio covers and screen pool enclosures throughout South Florida, including in Pembroke Pines, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Kendall, Dania Beach, Weston and the Keys. It custom designs every project, regardless of its size and budget.

Wood is not used on floors so much because of the Florida humidity, Noe said. Ceramic tile is the floor covering of choice in South Florida, he said. But on a ceiling, where the wood wont be walked on and collecting sand, dirt and moisture, it brings attributes that homeowners welcome.

Noe offers these considerations for homeowners thinking about a wood ceiling treatment:

Natural properties: Wood is a part of nature, Noe noted. That can make it especially pleasant in a room that helps homeowners connect with nature a sunroom overlooking a garden or yard, specially if the windows open to screens, or even a screen patio cover that is, for all intents and purposes, an outdoor room.

Stains: Woods personality changes with the finish, Noe said. It can be stained to complement the woodwork in the home it expands. A lighter finish is brighter and airy. A darker finish is more formal and restrained.

Ceiling volume: The darker the finish, the lower a ceiling may seem, Noe cautioned. Darker finishes may work better on a cathedral or vaulted ceiling. Medium or lighter stains may feel less constraining on a lower ceiling.

Wood isnt simply glued to a ceiling panel, Noe said. It must be installed so that it breathes and can expand and contract without consequences. Our craftsmen have considerable experience in wood ceiling installation.

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