A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning Reaches 150 Five-Star Reviews and Earns Client Praise 12-10-2024 12:36 AM CET | Politics, Law & Society Press release from: ABNewswire Family-Owned Exterior Cleaning Company Celebrates Continued Growth and Community Support. A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning [ https://a1pressurewashingfl.com/ ], a locally owned and operated exterior cleaning company based in North Port, Florida, today announced that it has surpassed 150 five-star reviews on Google. This milestone reflects the company's dedication to providing high-quality, reliable services tailored to the needs of homeowners and businesses throughout Sarasota and Charlotte Counties. Founded in 1996 and led by second-generation owner Dan and his wife Danielle, A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning offers a comprehensive range of exterior cleaning services. The team takes pride in delivering results that extend beyond simple aesthetic improvements. Every project, whether a residential driveway pressure washing, a no-pressure roof cleaning, or a soft wash for a delicate pool enclosure, is approached with care and meticulous attention to detail. With the guiding principle, "We don't cut corners, we clean them," the family-run business upholds a standard that has earned the trust and gratitude of its customers. The company's service area includes Venice, North Port, Port Charlotte, Englewood, Punta Gorda, Rotonda West, Osprey, Nokomis, Sarasota, and Wellen Park. Over the years, this wide coverage has allowed A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning to develop enduring relationships with clients who value professionalism, honesty, and consistent quality. The team's expertise extends to roof cleaning for shingle, tile, and metal surfaces, as well as brick paver cleaning and sealing, concrete sealing, gutter cleaning, and window cleaning for both residential and commercial properties. Tailoring each service to local weather conditions and surface materials, the company focuses on preserving property value and ensuring lasting results. "We are extremely pleased with how great everything looked. A-1 Pressure Washing did a thorough job. We will definitely be calling again. Highly recommended," commented Jim O, a local client who recently joined the growing number of homeowners awarding the company a five-star rating. Such feedback, along with hundreds of similar comments, underscores the firm's client-focused philosophy. Dan, the second-generation owner, has built upon the family legacy by emphasizing personalized service and ongoing skill development. The company strives to maintain the trust they have earned, knowing that their reputation is shaped by each client interaction. Looking ahead, A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning is committed to remaining at the forefront of industry best practices. The company continuously invests in professional training and modern equipment to ensure that its techniques remain both effective and environmentally responsible. As the business celebrates this recent milestone, it intends to strengthen its community presence and uphold the values that have guided it for decades. From roof to curb, A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning is prepared to serve its clients with the highest level of care. For more information visit https://a1pressurewashingfl.com [ https://a1pressurewashingfl.com/ ]. About A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning is a family-owned and operated exterior cleaning contractor based in North Port, Florida. Established in 1996, the company has earned a reputation for providing top-quality, fully licensed and insured services across Sarasota and Charlotte Counties. Specializing in power washing, soft washing, no-pressure roof cleaning, brick paver sealing, window cleaning, and more, A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning strives to ensure that every client's property remains clean, safe, and protected. Image: https://www.abnewswire.com/uploads/e9d7214c5e2d291214ec01fa56bacca5.jpg Media Contact Company Name: A-1 Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning Contact Person: Dan Email:Send Email [ https://www.abnewswire.com/email_contact_us.php?pr=a1-pressure-washing-roof-cleaning-reaches-150-fivestar-reviews-and-earns-client-praise ] Phone: 941-815-8454 Address:8122 San Jacinto Ave City: North Port State: FL 34287 Country: United States Website: https://a1pressurewashingfl.com This release was published on openPR.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The very close election for a North Carolina Supreme Court seat heads next to a hand recount even as election officials announced a machine recount of over 5.5 million ballots resulted in no margin change between the candidates. — in which ballots were run again through tabulators — that wrapped up this week showed Democratic Associate Justice Allison Riggs with a 734-vote lead over Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin, who is a Court of Appeals judge. Most county election boards reported minor vote changes from the machine recount requested by Griffin. But State Board of Elections data showed the post-recount lead as what Riggs held after all 100 counties fully completed their ballot canvass in November. Griffin led Riggs by about 10,000 votes on election night, and flipped to Riggs as tens of thousands of qualifying provisional and absentee ballots were added to the totals through the canvass. Griffin, who already has pending election protests challenging the validity of more than 60,000 ballots counted statewide, has asked for a partial hand-to-eye recount, which county boards will start Wednesday or Thursday. The partial hand recount applies to ballots in 3% of the voting sites in all 100 counties, chosen at random Tuesday by the state board. Once the partial recount is complete, a statewide hand recount would be ordered if the sample results differ enough from the machine recount that the result would be reversed if the difference were extrapolated to all ballots. Riggs, who was appointed to the Supreme Court in 2023 and now seeks an eight-year term, again claimed victory Tuesday. In a campaign news release, spokesperson Embry Owen said Griffin “needs to immediately concede – losing candidates must respect the will of voters and not needlessly waste state resources.” Riggs is one of two Democrats on the seven-member court. Through attorneys, Griffin has challenged ballots that he says may not qualify for several reasons and cast doubt on the election result. Among them: voter registration records of some voters casting ballots lack driver’s license or partial Social Security numbers, and overseas voters never living in North Carolina may run afoul of state residency requirements. State and county boards are considering the protests. Griffin’s attorneys on Monday asked the state board to accelerate the matters before it and make a final ruling early next week. “Our priority remains ensuring that every legal vote is counted and that the public can trust the integrity of this election,” state Republican Party spokesperson Matt Mercer said in a news release. Final rulings by the state board can be appealed to state court. Joining Griffin in protests are three Republican legislative candidates who still trailed narrowly in their respective races after the machine recounts. The Supreme Court race and two of these three legislative races have not been called by The Associated Press. The key pending legislative race is for a House seat covering Granville County and parts of Vance County. Republican Rep. Frank Sossamon trails Democratic challenger Bryan Cohn by 228 votes, down from 233 votes before the recount. Sossamon also asked for a partial hard recount in his race, which was to begin Tuesday. Should Cohn win, Republicans will fall one seat short of the 72 needed in the 120-member House to retain its veto-proof majority — giving more Senate Republicans already have won 30 of the 50 seats needed to retain its supermajority in their chamber. The AP on Tuesday did call another legislative race not subject to a protest, as Mecklenburg County GOP Rep. Tricia Cotham won her reelection bid over Democrat Nicole Sidman. A machine recount showed Cotham ahead of Sidman by 213 votes, compared to 216 after the county canvass. Cotham’s to the Republicans in April 2023 secured the Republicans’ 72-seat veto-proof majority so that Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes could be overridden by relying solely on GOP lawmakers. Gary D. Robertson, The Associated PressHer visit to Syria to meet with then-President Bashar Assad around the time of Trump’s first inauguration during the country’s bloody civil war stunned the Washington national security establishment.TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey interim Sen. George Helmy, a Democrat appointed when Bob Menendez resigned after a federal corruption conviction , is stepping down this weekend so Sen.-elect Andy Kim can be sworn in early. The move was expected and confirmed what Helmy and Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy announced during his appointment this summer — that Helmy would resign early so the winner of November's election could get into office before the start of the new session of Congress next month. Murphy explained the arrangement, saying he wanted the “democratically chosen winner” of this year's election to have a smooth transition into office. Kim defeated Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw on Election Day. He'll become the first Korean-American in the Senate when he is sworn in on Monday. Helmy is a former chief of staff to Murphy and has said he wasn't interested in pursuing elected office. He counted voting to confirm 20 judicial nominations and resolving more than 100 constituent cases as some of his accomplishments in little more than two months in office. Helmy said he's been working closely with Kim since his election in November to “ensure a seamless transition.” Menendez, 70, used his influence to meddle in three different state and federal criminal investigations to protect the businessmen, prosecutors said. They said he helped one bribe-paying friend get a multimillion-dollar deal with a Qatari investment fund and another keep a contract to provide religious certification for meat bound for Egypt. Menendez has vowed to fight the conviction and recently filed for a new trial , citing improper evidence that was put on a computer used by jurors. The Associated Press
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AP Business SummaryBrief at 6:44 p.m. ESTUW women pull away late for 2nd straight win, despite offensive strugglesSterling gained against the dollar on Tuesday after dovish comments from Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller and was steady against the euro as political turmoil in France kept investors on edge. The pound was last up 0.16% at $1.2678, recovering some of Monday’s 0.7% loss. In the last three months, the pound has fallen 3.33% against the dollar. Waller, a U.S. rate-setter, said on Monday that with inflation still forecast to fall to 2%, he is inclined “at present” to support another interest rate cut later this month. Markets are now pricing in a 70% likelihood of a 25 basis point rate cut at the Fed’s next meeting on Dec. 18, compared to about 50% just over a week ago. In Europe, investors remained cautious after French opposition parties from both the far-right and the left-wing submitted no-confidence motions against Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Monday. Barnier will likely face the vote on Wednesday after fierce opposition from across the political spectrum to his budget, which contains painful tax rises and spending cuts aimed at repairing the country’s precarious finances. The pound traded flat against the euro at 83 pence after gaining 0.12% on Monday. Investors are largely expecting the Fed and the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut interest rates this month but anticipate that the Bank of England (BoE) will leave UK rates unchanged on Dec. 19. Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index, said the BoE is not showing signs of moving quickly on rate cuts, benefiting the pound, while the ECB might have to cut rates more rapidly. “There’s political stability (in the United Kingdom) that is just not present in major economies in the euro zone,” Cincotta added. Earlier on Tuesday, the British Retail Consortium said UK retailers reported lacklustre sales in November, based on industry data. The timing of the Black Friday shopping event this year meant it fell beyond the scope of the November data and will show up instead in the December numbers, which partly accounted for the weakness in consumer spending, according to the BRC. Source: Reuters (Reporting by Greta Rosen Fondahn; Editing by Amanda Cooper and Kirsten Donovan)