by Staff Reports Fall is an amazing time of year in the desert. Temperatures drop, but are warm enough to be the envy of those living in northern and eastern states. It’s fun to go to the park, even in the middle of the day. Desert birds are happily chirping and wintering birds start their … Read More…
If your home has been damaged by a natural disaster, a fire or a long-term effect like mold growth, you would naturally file a claim with your homeowner’s insurance company. But what if you don’t contact the company right away? Would the insurer still pay if you filed a claim six months after an event? … Read More…
by Staff Reports Although Arizona enjoyed an unusually cool May, 110º temperatures and higher will be the norm for the next few months. Monsoons will come, but it is expected the onset of the season will be later than usual, with below normal rains into August, then hopefully extra rain in September. Of course, during … Read More…
A Labor Shortage Translates to Big Opportunities for Students by Nancy Erdmann While the tech industry has thrived since the mid-90s, with an abundance of college graduates available for hire, the construction industry has experienced a long, but slow downturn in its workforce. For years now, companies have been dealing with a shortage of heavy-equipment … Read More…
Founded in 2002, Absolute Homes is a locally owned, family business specializing in new home custom and semi-custom construction projects in Arizona. Owner Jim Suor has more than 24 years of experience in the industry and still loves the day his clients move into their home. Having built over 300 houses since 2002, Absolute Homes … Read More…
“Small Town, Big History – Living Within Adobe Walls” by John Nixon, CPRP, Recreation Superintendent, Town of Florence Community Services Department After settlers began arriving in Florence, Arizona, the community was soon driven by the discovery of silver and supported by a strong agricultural base. The resulting economic opportunities, born of a growing town, attracted … Read More…
What to Adopt and What to Ditch in 2019 by Nancy Erdmann Small & Smart The tiny-home movement is still a hot ticket when it comes to paring down and living simply. With the average house measuring less than 400-square feet, these pocket-size residences offer an alternative to high-cost living, are energy efficient and teach … Read More…
Gallo Construction Inc. is a locally licensed and bonded general construction/management and consulting firm specializing in new commercial and tenant improvements as well as home renovations. The company was originally established in 1970 as “Gallo & Sgrignoli” under Bob Gallo and Ted Sgrignoli — two men who set the bar for quality construction in the … Read More…
by Joel G. Belloc, Mayor, City of Eloy Welcome to 2019! I hope you and your family had a great holiday season, a Merry Christmas and a successful start to the new year. As this is my first message of 2019, it is a perfect time to provide an Eloy update. Construction continues on the … Read More…
by Rusty Riggs, President, Capital R Construction At Capital R Construction, we enjoy what we do, and it shows in the finished product. We are passionate about building, and feel we can bring you a construction team that is ready to meet your building needs, from commercial projects to tenant improvements. For our customers, we … Read More…