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Virtual Convenience Store Rise To Power

Virtual Convenience Stores in Los Angeles   Welcome to Maintco Corp’s perspective on the transformative power of virtual convenience stores. In today’s fast-paced world, we understand the value of convenience and efficiency. That’s why we are excited to explore how virtual convenience stores are revolutionizing the shopping experience for modern consumers. Join us as we […]

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What You Should Know About Construction for Your Franchise

Construction and development are essential to taking your franchise from dream to reality. After completing all the necessary research, you’re ready to create your franchise’s brick-and-mortar storefront. Multisite construction projects can help get your franchise up and running. You’ll be able to draw in numerous revenue streams and increase your brand recognition.  Having multiple construction […]

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The Difference Between Residential and Commercial Construction

Construction projects can vary significantly according to type. Building or remodeling a large-scale, industrial building for commercial use differs significantly from building or renovating a house.  So, what is the difference between commercial and residential construction? Let’s start by defining each.  What Are Commercial and Residential Construction? Commercial properties are those in which business or […]

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How To Choose The Right Commercial Contractor

Whether you’re constructing a new building or remodeling an existing one, choosing the right commercial contractor will ensure your project runs smoothly. Learn how to choose the right commercial contractor for your convenience store with our tips below.    The Benefits of Hiring a Commercial Contractor Commercial contractors are general contractors with experience in building and renovating commercial, […]

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Guide to ADA Compliance in California

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects the rights of disabled people. A disabled person may be eligible to file a lawsuit and recover compensation if they contend with a building feature that isn’t ADA-compliant. Any violation of the ADA in California is a civil rights violation and may be subject to a minimum statutory […]

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