by Joe Levitch | Sep 21, 2012 | Green Remodeling, Problem Solving, Site Work, The Law
Why of course I am the responsible person, I am responsible for everything. whether it goes right or wrong, my name is on the bottom line. Turns out it also is the term given to the licensed person who is “responsible” for keeping sediment from entering...
by Joe Levitch | Apr 25, 2011 | Architecture & Design, Site Work
Architectural elements are an essential part of bring character to a home or any building for that matter. Growing up with an architect for a father, I was exposed to things that most kids miss and or take for granted. Seeing the beauty in design like arches, corbels,...
by Joe Levitch | Apr 7, 2011 | Site Work, The Law
During my youth and evolution from lemonade stand to real business, there has always been an undercurrent of doing things right. Integrity was instilled in me early as was my work ethic by my parents and boy scouts. It was later clarified with the help of my best...
by Joe Levitch | Mar 31, 2011 | Siding, Site Work
Stucco is not the cleanest or easiest or fastest product to install, in fact it has been the cause of a cluttered disorganized building site for several weeks. Stucco takes time to dry properly prior to the top coat being installed. Lots of hairline cracks appeared in...
by Joe Levitch | Feb 4, 2011 | Lead Safe Work Practices, Site Work
As many of you are aware, The EPA made April 22nd, 2011 (Earth Day) the start of the RRP rule a program that mandates that all homes built prior to 1978 shall be considered leaded until tested otherwise. This in turn inspired Levco Builders to invest in additional...
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