It’s a fact of life here in the Northwest–homeowners have come to accept that over time windows and doors fail. Seals weaken or break, glass becomes damaged, energy bills increase as efficiency is lost. Extreme weather wreaks havoc on our home’s exterior, and many of us become battle-weary over the constant fight to maintain its integrity.
Highlighting the Women of Business making a difference in Southwest Washington.
In the automotive service industry, it’s really all about integrity. There are dozens of service shops all over town. Trust is the key deciding factor in choosing a service shop for most of us. We must know that we are getting what we pay for and only paying for the services we want. In short, we need a shop built on integrity, which has made Top Performance Automotive a local favorite for over 18 years!
30 years of patio cover experience. Now, all these years later, they couldn’t be happier with the business they’ve built. They can design and construct everything from the simplest of decks, to the most innovative, elaborate, and expansive deck and patio cover systems, transforming any outdoor space into a beautifully-integrated, comfortable, year-round sanctuary.
Growing up deep in the heart of Acadiana, also known as Cajun Country, Beau learned to speak French before he learned English—a skill he hoped might help him secure a choice assignment in the military. “I was hoping for beautiful French women and wine,” he recalls with a laugh. “Instead, I got Eskimos and icebergs. They told me, ‘You’re going to northern Greenland.’”
For many Northwest residents the name Battle Ground is a familiar one. This town just northeast of Vancouver is assumed by many to have derived its name from a historic battle waged at the location. The truth, however, is far more complex, tracing back to a series of events in the mid-19th century, when Washington was but a territory of the United States and relations between white settlers and Indigenous were violent.