#TheConstructionShow is back – on tonight’s episode we’re talking about the #RidgecrestEarthquakes that struck on July 4th and 5th, both of which caused extensive damage to local roads, NAWS China Lake, mobile home parks, and several homes in Searles Valley, CA. Learn what you can do to protect your home from the next earthquake.
Want to protect your single-family home? We can brace & bolt your foundation. Book an appointment at www.baycitiesconstruction.com
Did you know that seismic retrofits for #softstory apartment buildings are mandatory? 2019 is the last year to comply with the retrofit ordinance of Los Angeles. Don’t get fined – call us today to get started (888) 881-7355 or visit www.softstoryretrofitpros.com/learn-more
Read “The Ugly Truth About Soft-Story Retrofits in Los Angeles”
Do the latest Ridgecrest Earthquakes have you shaken up? We are on a mission to make Southern California Safer and More Resilient. Visit our website at www.softstoryretrofitpros.com/learn-more and see how we can help you keep your home and investment properties safe.
These are some of the cities where seismic retrofits are needed:
– Los Angeles, CA
– Santa Monica, CA
– West Hollywood, CA
– Torrance, CA
– Pasadena, CA
– Glendale, CA
– Burbank, CA
– Northridge, CA
– Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
– Rolling Hills Estates, CA
– El Segundo, CA
Download the FEMA Earthquake Safety Checklist here:
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Common questions we’ll answer in this video:
“How Much Does a Soft-Story Retrofit Cost?”
“What’s the difference between a shear wall and a moment frame?”
“How long does a retrofit project take?”
“How do I get started?”
Read “How Much Does a Soft-Story Retrofit Cost in Los Angeles?”: goo.gl/SM1feR
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Great episode – you guys are getting flashy! I lived in Japan and visited the science museum in Tokyo where they have many exhibits about earthquake engineering. Super great hands on learning. If you ever get a chance don’t miss this place: https://www.jsf.or.jp/en/ I lived there during the March 2011 earthquake, which makes all our California quakes look small by comparison. Which may explain why I haven’t yet retrofitted my house in rural California – wish we had a good retrofit contractor in my region.
Keep up the good work!