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 ma
Read MoreIn California, if you’re planning a new business building or renovating an existing one, you’ll need your project to comply with Title 24 of the California Energy Code. This code lays out requirements that help make businesses more energy efficient, cost effective and eco-friendly. The l
Read MoreConstruction 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 d
Read MoreRoughly one in four U.S. adults have a disability. To accommodate and include people with disabilities, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that businesses ensure that their sites provide an equal opportunity for everyone to access and benefit from their services. Making your busin
Read MoreConstruction 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. YouR
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