Everybody builds everyday things in a different way, each installer has their own layout pattern, their preferred fasteners and often they have to punt with whatever is in their toolbox to get a job finished. Never underestimate how much damage a broken water pipe can do or assume the power is off everywhere in the structure.Ģ. Materials don’t come out in neat shapes, nobody kept the boxes they came in and used building materials do not stack well. Nothing comes out of a house/building like it went in. Here are some of the things I have learned:ġ. Having built houses for many years you would think taking them apart would be a no-brainer, but taking them apart is more complicated than building them in the first place. Overall, has it been relatively smooth? If not, what were some of the struggles along the way? We are always looking to expand our resources and our knowledge in the efforts to reduce construction waste. All of the remaining structure that can be reasonably recycled is recycled, metals are reclaimed, concrete and masonry is crushed into man-made gravel and asphalt are reduced to granular beads for use in many roadway applications.
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The readily usable materials that we glean from these buildings is given, free of charge, to other local Non-Profits which allows their budgets to stretch further and their scope of projects increase. The Non-Cash Charitable Donation our donors receive is based upon a specialized, IRS approved, real estate appraisal of the value of those structures separated from the land value resulting in our granting millions of dollars in donations annually. The cherry-on-top is the sizable tax deduction our donors receive for doing the right thing and participating in our win-win program. Once our donors are aware of our program they are happy that the buildings they donate to us are not just thrown away and treated as trash. All of our experienced sub-contractors are licensed and insured and they, in turn, provide jobs in our community. Our process keeps millions of pounds of construction materials out of our landfills and back to work in our community. One of my goals is to educate the construction and real estate world as well as the general public that buildings set for demolition are not garbage. Harvest Eco-Salvage was chartered by the IRS in June 2017 with the added benefit of years of experience and the sterling reputation of The Eco-Logic Foundation at our back. Now in 2017 and looking at retirement from architecture but finding myself not ready to retire, I decided to regroup and re-launch the mission of keeping usable building materials out of our landfills and back to work in our community. The Eco-Logic Foundation ran successfully in the Phoenix metro area until 2012 when it became another victim of the local economic turn-down. paid for a lot of accounting and legal advice to vet my research and hence my first venture into the world of large-scale, non-cash donation was launched with the creation of The Eco-Logic Foundation in 1999. I did a lot of research and self-education of the tax code. The idea for forming a Non-Profit to capture those materials destined for the landfill was born after hearing an ad for people to donate cars to a local charity. The waste is especially evident with the remodeling process where usable goods are thrown away and replaced with newer, more fashionable materials. However, I also found that there is a tremendous waste in the building industry. In my first career of 42 years, I was fortunate enough to find success as a luxury home architect and general contractor. Today we’d like to introduce you to Linda Eales. Harvest currently operates 15 dispensaries in Avondale, Casa Grande, Chandler, Cottonwood, Glendale, Guadalupe, Lake Havasu, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Tucson supported by cultivation facilities in Camp Verde, El Mirage, Phoenix, and Willcox and processing facilities in Flagstaff and Phoenix.Īdditional information and updates on the launch of recreational cannabis sales at Harvest’s Arizona locations can be found at. Harvest’s mission is to improve lives through the goodness of cannabis.
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Through organic license wins, service agreements, and targeted acquisitions, Harvest has assembled an operational footprint spanning multiple states in the U.S. Since 2011, Harvest has been committed to expanding its retail and wholesale presence throughout the U.S., acquiring, manufacturing, and selling cannabis products for patients and consumers, in addition to providing services to retail dispensaries. Headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, Harvest Health & Recreation Inc. is a vertically integrated cannabis company and multi-state operator.
Arizona’s largest dispensary group, Harvest Health & Recreation Inc., has become the first dispensary approved for recreational cannabis sales in Arizona!
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