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Disaster Services, NWFL

When a potentially catastrophic storm comes to town, you should be able to depend upon a company that has experience helping others survive the process, not some here today – gone tomorrow operation.

ParsCo is the company that you can depend on time and time again. From setting budgets, scheduling, vetting subcontractors, permitting, rebuilding and final inspections, ParsCo can professionally and effectively handle all your disaster-related needs.

Whether planning before a storm, or being responsive to a disaster, ParsCo is your one stop shop to handle it all.

Contact us today to see why we are the only choice to help you ensure a truly successful recovery of your business.

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LPGC Golf Tournament

(from left to right) Amir Fooladi, Scott Beaver, Alex Bracy, Max Smith

September 13, 2018:

Lighting Partnership Gulf Coast Annual Golf Tournament

Amir Fooladi, Scott Beaver, Alex Bracy and Max Smith

The ParsCo team with tournament host/sponsor and golf pro: Scott Beaver the President and owner of LPGC.

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HBA Meets with ECUA / City of Pensacola on Road Restoration Specifications

PHOTO: From left, HBA President Taylor Longsworth of East Hill Building & Design, ECUA Engineer Brian Reid, Amir Fooladi of ParsCo, Ronnie Rainwater of Adams Homes, (Back right) Fred Gunther of Gunther Properties, ECUA Executive Director Steve Sorrell, City of Pensacola Administrator Eric Olson, City of Pensacola Engineer Derrik Owens and Adams Homes Regional Manager Duncan Hudnall. (Not pictured Steve Geci of Geci Engineers).

The Home Builders Association of West Florida hosted a meeting yesterday afternoon with representatives from Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ECUA) and the City of Pensacola to gain a better understanding of the water/sewer connections and roadway cuts.

After discussing the issue, City Engineer Derrik Owens will evaluate best practices to restore a roadway to see if there is an inexpensive way make repairs that will not compromise the integrity of the road. ECUA, who on April 19 said it would not cut or restore a roadway in order to make a water or sewer connection, will continue provide the cuts, hookups and restoration of a roadway with a temporary patch (This change was made on 4/23).

The permit holder is responsible for following the City’s procedures to restore the roadway to the City’s specifications. The main issue had to do with the milling of the road, where ECUA estimates ranged from $8,000 to $10,000 per patch because of the large milling equipment needed. After evaluating the costs of this, it was never the City’s intention for a homeowner/builder/developer to absorb the estimated expense. The milling can be done with a hand held milling machine or a skid steer with a milling attachment at a much cheaper cost.

The City will look into providing this service for a fee. The HBA appreciates the leadership of ECUA and the City of Pensacola who agreed to meet on very short notice. Also, thank you to ECUA Board Member Vicki Campbell for helping with this issue.

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The Construction Project: Creating Living Wage Jobs for Minorities and Women

It will take proactive outreach, recruiting and apprenticeship programs—such as this internship program with the University of Chicago—to involve more women and minorities in the construction industry. Image courtesy of Mortenson.

The construction industry has the potential to change the lives of those who need it most, providing living wage jobs that can support families and build wealth. The American dream of a better tomorrow—with greater earnings and equal opportunity, Read entire article here. 

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Construction Interns

ParsCo is looking to hire one, possibly two interns.

Check out our careers page for additional details.

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