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Michael Schafle, Esq. - Meso Lawyer Launches Mesothelioma Resource

PHILADELPHIA, PA - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Meso Lawyer, founding partner of Green & Schafle, LLC, has launched MesoLawyerPA, a statewide legal resource for Pennsylvania residents and families dealing with a mesothelioma or asbestos disease diagnosis. The site went live this summer and now publishes more than 190 attorney-reviewed pages covering Pennsylvania asbestos law, the Philadelphia asbestos docket, asbestos bankruptcy trusts, and the industrial sites and trades where exposure occurred across the state.
The resource is organized around the questions a family faces after a diagnosis rather than around the law firm. A Pennsylvania law section explains the two-year limitations period under 42 Pa. C.S. § 5524, how the discovery rule applies when a disease appears decades after exposure, and how wrongful death and survival actions differ. A separate section describes the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas asbestos program, In re: Asbestos Litigation, No. 1986-00001, where Schafle serves as counsel, and explains what the docket means for scheduling and case handling.
Exposure history is the largest part of the site. Eighty-eight city and town pages cover Pennsylvania communities from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to Ambler, Chester, Johnstown, and Erie. Twenty-five pages document named exposure sites, including the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Sun Shipbuilding in Chester, Bethlehem Steel, the U.S. Steel works of the Monongahela Valley, and the Keasbey & Mattison plant in Ambler. Sixteen occupation pages describe how insulators, boilermakers, pipefitters, steelworkers, railroad workers, and other trades encountered asbestos on the job. A veterans section addresses Navy and shipyard service and the separate VA claim process.
"Most of what families find online about mesothelioma is written for a national audience and says almost nothing about Pennsylvania," said Michael C. Schafle, Esq. - Meso Lawyer, founding partner of Green & Schafle, LLC. "The point of this site is to answer the Pennsylvania questions: which court, which deadline, which plants, which trusts, and what the process actually looks like from a diagnosis in Erie or Chester or South Philadelphia."
The asbestos trust fund section explains how the bankruptcy trusts established by former asbestos manufacturers operate alongside civil litigation, with individual pages on the Johns-Manville, Owens Corning, Armstrong, W.R. Grace, USG, Celotex, and Pittsburgh Corning trusts. Medical pages describing mesothelioma, asbestosis, and asbestos-related lung cancer cite the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society and are labeled as general information rather than medical advice.
Every legal page carries a dated review stamp identifying Schafle as the reviewing attorney, and the site identifies Green & Schafle, LLC as the responsible law firm. Schafle has been admitted in Pennsylvania since 2005 and is also admitted in New Jersey. His Pennsylvania attorney record is published by the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. He has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America for mass tort litigation each year since 2017 and in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers from 2021 through 2026.

 

 
"A mesothelioma case in Pennsylvania is built from records that can be forty or fifty years old: union books, plant histories, shipyard rosters, and testimony from earlier asbestos cases," Schafle said. "The site lays out how that evidence is gathered and how it fits together, so a family understands the work before they decide whether to pursue a claim."
The site offers a free, confidential case review by online form or by telephone at (484) 210-5825, and states that its content is attorney advertising, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and does not predict the outcome of any individual matter.
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Michael Schafle, Esq. - Meso Lawyer is a Philadelphia trial lawyer and founding partner of Green & Schafle, LLC, located at 2332 S Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19145. His practice concentrates on mesothelioma, asbestos, and mass tort litigation for clients across Pennsylvania. Information about the practice is available at mesolawyerpa.com.

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SummitSLO Reaches Full Occupancy as AEO Engine Builds a Commercial Property Visibility Framework

Manvel, Texas - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
SummitSLO has reached full occupancy, up from 80%, as AEO Engine develops a commercial property visibility framework grounded in its real estate services and published AI measurement practices. The property milestone provides a business context for examining how real estate brands are represented in traditional search and AI answers, while keeping leasing outcomes separate from online visibility measures.
The reported increase to 100% occupancy is the specific SummitSLO result. It does not, by itself, establish which marketing activity produced the change. Leasing outcomes and search observations need different evidence, and a property appearing in an AI answer is not the same as a prospective resident making an inquiry or signing a lease. That distinction is central to evaluating the commercial value of visibility work.
AEO Engine's real estate visibility services bring together property and neighborhood content, entity information, structured data, citations, and reporting. The work addresses how search systems interpret a brand's services, location, and supporting evidence. For property managers and commercial real estate companies, it connects the information on their own websites with references on other public platforms without treating a mention as proof of demand.
Property information presents a practical identification problem. A building, its leasing office, a management company, and the surrounding neighborhood can appear together in search results while referring to different entities. Clear descriptions help readers distinguish the property from related organizations and services. Consistent names and location details also provide a more reliable basis for reviewing whether an answer system has identified the intended property.
Content needs to support the next decision as well as discovery. A neighborhood page can explain local context, while property and service pages establish what an organization offers and whom it serves. Structured data can describe those relationships in a machine-readable form. The work sits within the company's broader industry-specific search programs. The framework considers these elements together, with the aim of making factual information easier to find and interpret rather than promising a particular recommendation.
The company's published AI visibility methodology provides the measurement reference. It describes fixed and versioned question sets, clean-session collection, entity resolution, and preserved answer text. Its limitations acknowledge that generated answers vary by phrasing, session, and time. A recorded result is an observation within a defined collection window, not a permanent position across every possible search.
In previously published guidance on interpreting AI rankings, Vijay Jacob, Founder & CEO, AEO Engine, said: "A useful ranking is a dated observation with a visible method, not a prediction dressed as a score. The standard should be simple: keep the questions stable, preserve the answers, disclose the rules, and separate what was measured from what is only inferred."
Applied to commercial property analysis, that discipline means defining the property names, relevant questions, collection conditions, and comparison period before interpreting movement. A later review can then distinguish changes in the answers from changes in the test. If the question set or collection conditions change, the comparison needs to disclose that difference rather than present unlike observations as a continuous trend.
The SummitSLO milestone illustrates why business reporting must remain distinct from visibility reporting. Occupancy records describe utilization of a property. Search and AI observations describe how information appears through particular discovery channels. Reading both together can help frame an investigation, but assigning the occupancy gain to one channel requires additional attribution evidence. The framework preserves that boundary as real estate organizations assess content, search presence, and leasing performance.


AEO Engine is an AI Search agency that provides Answer Engine Optimization, AI SEO, AI visibility measurement, and digital PR services. Founded in 2018 and formalized as AEO Engine in January 2026, the company helps organizations improve how they are understood, recommended, and cited across AI systems and traditional search.
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Vijay Jacob
team@aeoengine.ai

Giant Lock Box Publishes Twin Market Analyses Showing Why Container Price Headlines and Container Quotes Are Moving on Separate Tracks

Middletown, New York - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Giant Lock Box, a family-operated shipping container dealer serving all 50 states from its Middletown, New York depot, today published two companion analyses with a shared warning for fall container buyers: the number in the headline is not the number on the quote. Factory selling prices are falling without producing retail discounts, and Panama Canal surcharges are climbing without touching the used inventory already sitting in Northeast yards. Buyers who read one market and shop in the other, the company says, will either wait for a discount that isn’t coming or rush a purchase that faces no pressure at all.
The first analysis, Giant Lock Box’s report on falling factory prices and rising retail quotes, works through the half-year numbers behind the split. Singamas sold 43,000 TEU of new containers in the first half of 2026, down 49% year over year, with its 20-foot dry container average selling price falling to $1,613 from $1,845, per the company’s August 25 interim results. Triton’s gain on used equipment sales dropped to $2.0 million from $7.9 million on lower resale prices. Over the same stretch, U.S. retail used container prices rose 2.6% to 3.3%, with the nationwide average for a used 20-foot unit at $1,786 per Container Management’s 2026 cost guide. The explanation: a factory price change works through an order, a sailing, a port, a depot, and a dealer’s replacement cycle — a six-to-twelve-month path — while a retail delivered price is set by unit grade, depot position, and trucking, none of which softened this quarter. Delivery alone runs roughly $350 to $850 for most U.S. addresses within 100 miles of a depot, a third of the invoice on an average used 20-foot box.
“A falling factory price does not arrive in your driveway as a discount, and a buyer who waits for it will spend the fall waiting,” said a Giant Lock Box spokesperson. “The factory gate and the retail counter are not the same market. Grade, depot position, and trucking explain nearly the whole distance between a wholesale headline and a delivered number — and the box in the depot was bought at last year’s cost. Where the softness does help a buyer is in terms and timing: in a competitive month, ask when the unit actually releases, and treat that answer as part of the price.”
The second analysis, Giant Lock Box’s report on the Panama Canal draft cut, covers the opposite motion on the new-container side. The Panama Canal Authority cut its Neopanamax draft limit to 47.5 feet effective September 3 — the second reduction in nine days — citing Gatun Lake water levels and the El Niño pattern forecast for the back half of the year. Carriers responded with per-TEU surcharges of roughly $130 to $150, about $260 to $300 on a 40-foot high cube, stacked on top of the seventeenth general rate increase of 2026 on the East Asia-to-U.S. lane. Drewry’s World Container Index put Shanghai-to-New York at $9,587 per 40-foot container on September 3, the lane’s 2026 high and roughly $2,400 above the same box to Los Angeles — the widest coast spread of the year.
The company’s read is a lag, not a jump: quotes written this month cover units that were booked, sailed, and landed before the September surcharges existed, so the firming typically surfaces in the one-trip column six to ten weeks later — late October and November — and typically measures a couple hundred dollars rather than a step change. Used cargo-worthy stock, running roughly $1,300 to $2,000 for a 20-foot and $2,000 to $3,200 for a 40-foot per Container Management’s 2026 data, is already in North American depots and carries no canal exposure at all.
The practical guidance runs through both reports: price the used option and the one-trip option on the same day, from the same seller, delivered to the same address, and divide each by usable interior square feet. Ask where the unit physically sits today, since depot position can swing a delivered price by four figures on trucking alone. Lock the delivered number rather than the container number, get the release date in writing, and grade the box on the box — which coast a unit came through says nothing about its floor, gaskets, or door seal.
Giant Lock Box quotes the delivered number, discloses where each unit is sitting and when it releases, and advises buyers plainly when a wind-and-watertight used box does the job described. Placement experts assess site access, ground conditions, and overhead clearance by phone before any truck is dispatched.
About Giant Lock Box


Giant Lock Box is a family-operated shipping container sales, rental, and modification company headquartered at 71 Dolson Ave in Middletown, New York. The company sells new and used containers in all 50 states, operates its own tilt-bed delivery fleet across the Northeast, and specializes in precise container placement on difficult sites. Placement experts are available Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET.

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Clareo Plastic Surgery Discusses Candidacy, Recovery, and Results for Liposuction in Boston

CHESTNUT HILL, MA - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Patients considering liposuction in Boston often have questions about candidacy, recovery, and how much change the procedure can realistically create. Liposuction is a body contouring procedure used to reduce localized areas of fat and refine shape. Treatment planning depends on the patient’s anatomy, skin quality, fat distribution, health history, and the areas a patient wants to address.
Liposuction is generally better suited to patients seeking contour improvement rather than significant weight loss. Liposuction does not replace diet, exercise, or medical weight management, and the number on the scale is not the main measure of a successful result. For many patients, the more relevant question is whether a specific area of fullness can be reduced in a way that improves proportion with the surrounding body.
Skin quality can be just as important as the amount of fat present. Liposuction removes fat, but significant loose or stretched skin may require a different approach. If skin laxity is a major part of the concern, another body contouring procedure, such as a tummy tuck, may be more appropriate or may need to be considered alongside liposuction. That distinction is one reason candidacy is based on the full anatomy of the area rather than fat alone.
The treatment area then helps shape the surgical plan. Liposuction may be used on the abdomen, waist, hips, thighs, arms, back, chest, and other areas, but each has different anatomical considerations. Planning should also account for how a treated area will relate to the surrounding body. The aim is a balanced, natural-looking contour rather than simply removing the greatest possible amount of fat.
Recovery is part of that planning from the beginning. Swelling, soreness, bruising, and temporary changes in sensation can occur after liposuction, and compression garments may be included in postoperative care. Exercise, lifting, and other activities may need to be limited while tissues heal. The course of recovery varies with the extent of treatment, the areas involved, individual healing, and the surgeon’s instructions.
Swelling also means liposuction results do not appear all at once. The new contour usually becomes easier to assess as swelling decreases and tissues settle. Follow-up visits allow the surgeon to monitor healing and give patients a clearer sense of how the result is progressing over time.
Once recovery is further along, maintaining the result becomes part of the picture. Liposuction removes fat cells from treated areas, but remaining fat cells can still enlarge with weight gain. Aging, pregnancy, changes in skin quality, and weight fluctuation can also affect body shape. Maintaining a relatively stable weight can help support the contour created through surgery, although no cosmetic procedure can prevent normal physical changes.
For patients comparing options for liposuction in Boston or elsewhere in New England, consultation is where these pieces come together. A board-certified plastic surgeon can determine whether localized fat is the main concern, assess skin quality and tissue distribution, review health and recovery considerations, and explain whether liposuction alone is likely to address the patient’s goals or whether another approach makes more sense.
Clareo Plastic Surgery approaches body contouring with an emphasis on individualized planning, natural-looking proportions, patient education, and realistic expectations. The practice is located in Chestnut Hill and serves patients throughout Boston, New England, and beyond. Clareo’s board-certified plastic surgeons, Dr. Michael Tantillo and Dr. Chris Lee, use consultation to understand the patient’s goals, evaluate anatomy and safety considerations, and recommend a plan based on what the procedure can reasonably achieve.
A useful liposuction consultation should leave a patient with a clear sense of why a procedure is being recommended, what kind of contour change is realistic, what recovery may involve, and how the result is expected to develop. That gives patients a practical basis for deciding whether liposuction fits the patient’s health, goals, and expectations.


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Denver Dive Names Colin Wrenn Co-Founder and Editor

Denver, Colorado - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Denver Dive, an independent digital publication covering the culture, food, and lifestyle of Denver, Colorado, has named Colin Wrenn as a Co-Founder and Editor of the publication. Wrenn brings more than a decade of food, drink, and luxury travel journalism experience to the role, with a body of work focused primarily on dining across Denver, Boulder, and the broader Colorado mountain region.
Prior to joining Denver Dive, Wrenn's writing appeared across numerous Colorado publications, including The Denver Post and The Boulder Weekly. His work has also been featured nationally in Food & Wine, The Infatuation, and Inked, among other outlets, giving him a byline history that spans both regional and national audiences. That combination of local depth and national perspective has informed the editorial direction he has brought to Denver Dive's food and beverage coverage since the publication's founding.
At Denver Dive, Wrenn oversees the publication's Pour and Plate desk, which covers food and drink through the lens of the people and operations that make up Denver's culinary landscape. His coverage since the publication's launch has included reporting on new restaurant openings, bar culture, and the personalities driving Denver's dining scene, with recent pieces covering new restaurant concepts in neighborhoods including Wash Park, RiNo, and Sunnyside. He has also reported on the city's bar and cocktail culture, including coverage of new concepts filling gaps left by recent closures within Denver's nightlife scene.
Wrenn's reporting approach favors depth over surface-level coverage, often returning to the people behind a restaurant or bar concept rather than treating an opening as a standalone event. His features have explored how restaurateurs and bartenders are responding to shifts in the city's dining culture, including pieces examining new establishments built around niche culinary concepts and the personal histories of the chefs and operators behind them.
Wrenn's appointment reflects Denver Dive's broader approach to staffing its editorial desks with journalists who bring established expertise and existing relationships within the communities they cover. The publication has structured its team around contributors who are embedded in Denver's cultural landscape rather than observing it from a distance, a model that extends across each of its five editorial verticals.
Denver Dive launched on April 30, 2026, as an independent publication built around covering the music, art, food, style, and culture of Denver outside of the algorithm-driven coverage that has come to dominate much of local media. The publication's founding team includes seven journalists and contributors who collectively oversee its editorial sections, with each desk led by a writer whose background aligns closely with the subject matter being covered.
Denver Dive's coverage under Wrenn's direction has continued to expand since launch, with recent features covering new restaurant concepts, bar reopenings, and the personalities shaping the city's dining and drinking culture. The publication has indicated that its Pour and Plate desk will continue to expand its coverage as Denver's restaurant and bar scene evolves throughout the year, with an emphasis on stories that reflect the people and relationships behind the city's food and beverage industry.
For more information about Denver Dive and its coverage of Denver's food and culture scene, visit denverdive.com.
About Denver Dive: Denver Dive is the Front Range's newest digital publication dedicated to shining a light on Denver's beating heart and telling the stories of the people who call this city home. Dive will cover music, art, style, food, and culture without shying away from the raw stories and underground voices that give our city such vibrant character. Founded by journalists who live in Denver and love it for all that it is, Dive is a publication for people just like you.


 
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Steveston Acupuncture Practice Marks 15 Years in Richmond

September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Healing River Acupuncture Centre celebrates a decade and a half at its 3571 Chatham Street location in Steveston Village with a continued focus on traditional Chinese medicine
Healing River Acupuncture Centre, a Richmond acupuncture clinic at 3571 Chatham St in Steveston Village, is commemorating 15 years of providing traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services in the community. Established in 2009 and operated since 2018 by Doctor of TCM Chrystal Malapas (R.Ac, B.Sc.), the clinic offers acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping and cosmetic facial rejuvenation. The clinic is among the longer-standing complementary health practices in Richmond's Steveston neighbourhood and occupies Suite 105 at the corner of Chatham Street and Third Avenue, in the heart of the historic Steveston Village shopping district with free on-site parking available for patients. The location is also accessible via public transit along the Vancouver-Richmond corridor.
Healing River Acupuncture Centre first opened its doors in Steveston Village in 2009 under founder Bobbi Hayashi and has operated from the same 3571 Chatham Street location throughout its 15-year history. The practice was transferred to Malapas in 2018. Malapas holds a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine degree from PCU College of Holistic Medicine in Burnaby and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines. She also pursued additional training in Japanese Meridian Therapy with Ikeda Masakazu sensei and Edward Obaidey sensei, and has been registered as an acupuncturist in British Columbia for more than seven years. The clinic operates Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and provides detailed receipts for insurance claims to patients whose extended health benefit plans cover registered acupuncture services and related TCM treatments. According to the British Columbia Association of Acupuncturists and TCM Practitioners, the number of registered practitioners in the province has grown steadily over the past decade and a half, reflecting broader public interest in TCM as a complement to conventional medical care across British Columbia.
"Reaching 15 years in the same location means a great deal to us," said Chrystal Malapas, owner and Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Healing River Acupuncture Centre. "Steveston Village is a close-knit community, and we have had the privilege of serving the same neighbourhood for all these years. Many of our patients have been coming to us for years, and we have watched this community grow and change. That continuity and the trust that comes with it is something we are truly proud of." Malapas originally decided to pursue TCM after taking an elective course in traditional Chinese medicine during her final year of university, a choice that shifted her career direction. Her educational background combining a Bachelor of Science with TCM training allows her to integrate evidence-informed approaches with traditional diagnostic methods.


The clinic accepts patients covered by extended health benefits plans and ICBC auto insurance policies that include acupuncture coverage, and provides MSP premium assistance billing for eligible residents with itemized receipts for direct submission to benefit providers. In addition to the Richmond Steveston location where Malapas works Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, she also sees patients at a second clinic in Vancouver's Kitsilano area. Patients can book appointments online through the clinic's scheduling system or contact the clinic directly at (604) 277-5550 for more information about available services, treatment options, and appointment availability. The clinic is located at 3571 Chatham St, Suite 105, Richmond, BC V7E 2Z1, in the historic Steveston Village district steps from the Fraser River waterfront.

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For more information about Healing River Acupuncture Centre, contact the company here:
Healing River Acupuncture Centre
Contact Details:
(604) 277-5550
info@healingriveracupuncture.ca
3571 Chatham St #105, Richmond, BC V7E 2Z1

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Hurricane Fence Marks 3,143 Completed Projects in 2025

RICHMOND, VA - September 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
A Virginia Class A contractor license held without interruption since 1994, the state's highest general contracting classification, backed another year of growth for Hurricane Fence in 2025, when the company completed 3,143 residential and commercial fencing projects across its Virginia and North Carolina offices. The total spans work for homeowners, general contractors, and government and industrial clients across four regional offices.
Hurricane Fence runs that volume through offices in Richmond and Portsmouth, Virginia, and in Dunn, North Carolina. Richmond crews closed out 1,392 residential jobs on their own in 2025, and the Portsmouth office added another 166, while commercial teams at every location carried perimeter fencing, gate, and access-control contracts for commercial contracting firms, government agencies, and industrial clients.

The 2025 total builds on a base that goes back three decades. Richmond alone has completed more than 20,000 projects since Hurricane Fence opened there in 1994, and the Portsmouth office has logged more than 5,000 since it began serving Hampton Roads. Combined, the company's installation and gate crews carry more than 150 years of experience, spread across offices that now stretch from central Virginia to the North Carolina Triangle.
Residential work still accounts for a large share of the 2025 count, with crews most often installing vinyl or aluminum privacy fencing, the two materials the company steers homeowners toward because they resist the warping and cracking that untreated wood develops over time. Commercial and industrial jobs fill out the rest of the total, covering dumpster and generator enclosures, fencing around sports fields, and perimeter security work for general contractors, government agencies, and industrial sites. Hurricane Fence does not disclose the names of specific commercial clients or job sites, consistent with confidentiality requirements common to government and industrial contracting, so those totals are reported only in aggregate.
The same process standards apply whether a job is the first of the year or the 3,000th. A salesperson walks each property with the customer before a crew arrives, and someone follows up again after the work wraps to confirm it held up. Hurricane Fence also handles the required utility-marking calls, commonly known as Miss Utility requests, on every job, and pulls permits on the customer's behalf before work begins. Concrete around each post cures for five to 10 days before installation continues, a scheduling step that adds time upfront but keeps posts from shifting later.
"The number that matters to me isn't 3,143, it's how many of those customers would let us back on their property for a second job," said Mike Kelly, co-owner of Hurricane Fence.
A share of that commercial volume runs through the company's in-house gate and access-control division, which designs and installs automated gates with its own crews instead of subcontracting the work, along with crash-rated barrier systems engineered to slow or stop a moving vehicle at a secured entrance. Hurricane Fence also holds a state small-business certification under Virginia's SWaM program, which sets aside a share of government contracts for smaller in-state firms. The company's Gold-level ratings from the contractor safety platforms Highwire and ConstructSecure score its jobsite safety record before agencies and commercial builders clear it to bid.
"Growth on paper is easy. Keeping the same standard on job 3,000 as job one is the actual work," Kelly said.
Examples of the company's completed work are visible on its Google listing alongside reviews from customers in the Richmond area. Homeowners and businesses interested in a free, in-person estimate can reach Hurricane Fence at (804) 353-6030 or through www.hurricanefenceinc.com.
About Hurricane Fence


Hurricane Fence is a residential and commercial fence contractor founded in 1994 and serving Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic for more than 30 years. The company operates offices in Richmond, Portsmouth, Northern Virginia, and Dunn, North Carolina, and installs vinyl, aluminum, wood, and chain-link fencing, along with commercial perimeter security, temporary fencing, and automated gate systems. Hurricane Fence holds a Virginia Class A contractor license (CIC FIC & HIC #2705024990), carries an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, and is an American Fence Association Blue Ribbon company. More information is available at www.hurricanefenceinc.com.
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For more information about Hurricane Fence Company, contact the company here:
Hurricane Fence Inc.
Tina Estep
(804) 353-6030
testep@hurricanefence.com
1300 Dinneen Street, Richmond, VA 23220
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