The Philadelphia Home Show is coming to town.
Every year, we take a look to see what’s happening at our city’s huge home show.
It’s right across the street from the famous Reading Terminal Market and
just around the block from the RDA, NSP, ECA workshop we will be
attending Friday AM. (Spooky how you start to use lots of acronyms when you work with government agencies.) Look for us at the show, and let’s have coffee!
Check out one of our recent renovations profiled yesterday in The Inquirer’s Haven section. Here’s the link.
Here’s a snap of happy new MCI hoodie wearer Jen Bolger who lives in Lake Oswego, OR.
Jen’s been an enormous supporter of our replica watches company over many months. We sent her this warm hoodie as a “thank you” treat.
Jen is one of the masterminds behind the national online moms group MomsLikeMe.com. Her daughter Morgan took this photo on their front patio. Thanks to Jen, MomsLikeMe.com and Morgan.
Details can be found here.
This Friday, Tamara will be back in school all day, attending a continuing-education workshop presented by the U.S. Green Building Council. The workshop, sponsored by the City of Philadelphia and hosted by the Delaware Valley Green Building Council, is titled “Green Building Design and Construction: The LEED Implementation Process.
Everyone attending is asked to take public transport, but Tam will probably take in her “Beach Bicycle” with basket for carrying things.
There are a surprising number of similarities between life-partner relationships and contractor-client relationships. Both require good communication and problem-solving skills, and both can go off-track if not tended closely. When you add to the mix the fact that you work with both your life partner and your contractor at the same time, things can really get hairy. Read on for some tips on how to keep the love in this union and maintain a “dreamy” relationship with your design-build contractor.
Recently Russell Mahrt II from GuidetothetheMainLine.com interviewed our company for inclusion in his on line “neighborhood” called “Guide to the Main Line”. Here is his profile of our company in full. Enjoy!
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Main Line Newsletter November 13, 2009
GuidetotheMainLine.com
Guide to the Main Line Profile:
Myers Constructs
I was introduced to Myers Constructs Inc. by Megan Carr at Allied Mortgage Group (610-660-4710) in Bala Cynwyd. Megan is a top Main Line mortgage provider with wonderful mortgage products including home improvement loans. One of the more popular programs is a mortgage available for purchases or refinances where the home improvement costs are included in new loan. It is a great option for Realtors and home contractors and Megan had recently met with Myers Constructs. She liked the replica handbags very much. And she was impressed by the work they were doing and suggested that I should meet them.
To check out Tamara Myers in action click on our new video updates link! You will find it at the top right hand side of the links column on the right!
Don’t forget: sign a construction contract for at least $30,000 of work this year, and we’ll work with Schechtman Tree Care, LLC to provide you with a healthy young tree from Schechtman’s existing stock. Contact us for details.
We hope you like the new mint and chocolate color scheme, as well as the other changes in the look. Thanks go to Tabula for the work!