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Preservation Resources
Seismic Retrofitting/Foundation Bolting

Home Front
1864 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90018

http://homefrontbuild.com

Phone: (323) 732-HOME
Fax: (323) 735-HOME
Contact: Stephen Pallrand
E-mail:
Steve@homefrontbuild.com




When you hire Home Front to do your foundation and seismic retrofitting work, you are hiring a company that has the knowledge and experience to understand the unique needs of old structures. It is not just a question of bolting, leveling or pouring a new footing, but how that work integrates and affects the rest of the historic structure. Introducing new building materials can cause settling and damage in ways that wouldn’t occur with a brand new structure. Because we are a general contracting company specializing in the historic restoration of period residential and commercial structures, we can provide comprehensive packages that include plumbing, electrical, plaster, carpentry and painting.

Whitecastle Construction
743 N. La Brea Avenue
Los Angeles , CA 90038

www.housebolting.com

Phone: (310) 490-7430
Contact: Michael Goldberg

Whitecastle Construction deals with all foundation problems, including foundation replacement, leveling, bolting, shear walls, cracks, and hillside situations. Complete retrofitting including gas shut-off valves, low-flow toilets and showerheads.

 

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Pershing Square
Downtown Los Angeles

Pershing Square is the oldest public park in Los Angeles. Its history extends back two hundred years when it was a vacant lot known as block number 15. In 1866, an ordinance was signed declaring the park "...a public square for the use and benefit of the citizens of the common." Over the last century the park has undergone numerous changes including the addition of underground parking in the 1950s. In the 1990s, the park was significantly remodeled by a design team led by architect Ricardo Legoretta and landscape architect Laurie Olin.

Photo courtesy of California Historical Society / Ticor Title Insurance


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