-Upgrading an older building for new commercial use often means remodeling bathrooms to meet the requirement of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Frank Cueva from Central Pacific Construction has summarized the ADA guidelines to give commercial property owners an idea of what an ADA-compliant remodel entails. The ADA requirements address: Floor space requirements. Door […]
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-Private power lines are those that are on private property. Those lines may connect to a public power utility but once the line extends beyond the first pole into private property, it becomes a private line, and the San Luis Obispo electricians from Electricraft, Inc. recently released some guidelines for keeping private lines in safe […]
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-Summers are hot and winters are cold. Children, senior citizens and people with health conditions need to be able to be comfortable in extreme temperatures. Frontier Floors & Window Coverings, the source for flooring, window coverings, and blinds has some recommendations to help insulate the home. Window treatments add more than beauty to a home, […]
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-Acupuncture is an ancient healing practice that was first documented in China during the Ming Dynasty. Some anthropologists believe there is evidence that a form of primitive acupuncture was used during Neolithic times. Despite, or maybe because of, its ancient roots, the effectiveness of modern-day acupuncture is being supported by scientific research. Intuitive Acupuncture in […]
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-SERVPRO of Pismo Beach / Arroyo Grande, the Arroyo Grande fire damage team, has announced that National Fire Prevention Week is October 9-15 this year. Every year the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) sponsors a week in October to promote fire prevention and safety through a variety of programs and community partnerships This year, National […]
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-Intuitive Acupuncture San Luis Obispo recently announced the launch of a new website designed and hosted by Access Publishing. Intuitive Acupuncture brings the benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to California’s Central Coast communities, offering acupuncture, custom herbal formulas, functional medicine/nutrition and additional therapies to help patients heal and restore wellbeing. “Our acupuncture clinic places […]
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-Ant’s Tractor Mowing, a San Luis Obispo County weed abatement and defensible space service recently released the report “Understanding California fire season.” “Wildfires are not new to California,” said company owner Anthony Elisarraras, “but the frequency and intensity of wildfires in recent years means understanding fires and fire season is more important than ever.” The […]
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-An article covering the options and considerations for appointing an independent professional fiduciary as trustee of an estate, written by J. Christopher, Esq. of Toews Law Group, Inc. was recently published in Trusts and Estates Quarterly, a publication of the California Lawyers Association. “The choice of a person or organization to execute the client’s estate […]
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-Setting up a revocable living trust after a divorce might seem like “one more thing to do” on the long list of things that need attention but it can be a very important. A revocable living trust makes sure that family, friends and even charitable organizations benefit according to your wishes and We Help You […]
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-It’s exciting to open a new business or realize business has grown and it’s time for the next level. But, before signing and formalizing any agreements, having an attorney review them can prevent future headaches and Adam Daner of Atascadero’s Daner Law Firm has some solid business reasons for such a review. Starting a new […]
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