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Aurora Legal Marketing and Consulting Strengthens Employment and Labor Law Attorney Marketing in Palmetto Bay

September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 



Aurora Legal Marketing and Consulting is launching an initiative to help employment and labor law attorneys in Palmetto Bay improve their visibility in an increasingly competitive legal market. The firm offers data-informed digital marketing strategies tailored to both management-side and employee-focused employment law practices.
Aurora Legal Marketing and Consulting is dedicating resources to help attorneys connect more efficiently with clients seeking legal counsel.
Employment and labor law practices often assist clients facing time-sensitive issues, such as wrongful termination, retaliation, or disputes over overtime and benefits. In these situations, a law firm’s visibility in local search results and the clarity of its online information can affect how quickly potential clients can find and evaluate legal options. The firm’s campaigns focus on practice-area specificity, clear location signals such as Palmetto Bay and South Florida, and user-friendly websites that help visitors understand available services before contacting a law firm.
request a discovery call through the Aurora Legal Marketing and Consulting website or contact the office directly.
About Aurora Legal Marketing and Consulting

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For more information about Aurora Legal Marketing & Consulting, contact the company here:
Aurora Legal Marketing & Consulting
Edward Gelb
(786) 373-2118
info@auroralegalmarketing.com
17945 SW 97th Ave #418, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157, United States
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PrintKK's Los Angeles Production Powers TikTok Shop Sellers Through Viral Demand Surges

Pomona, CA - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
PrintKK, a global print-on-demand and dropshipping platform, today outlined how its 30,000-square-foot Los Angeles production facility can help sellers absorb the unpredictable demand surges that define selling on TikTok Shop, where a single viral video can shift a product from ten orders a day to several thousand within hours.

The mismatch between TikTok's discovery-driven commerce and traditional overseas fulfillment has become one of the defining operational challenges for creators and small brands on the platform. Unlike search-led marketplaces such as Amazon, where demand is relatively predictable and inventory can be planned weeks in advance, TikTok Shop demand is shaped by content performance that is difficult to forecast.
A product that sold in low double digits for weeks can jump to four-figure daily volume overnight once a video enters the For You feed at scale. Products that go viral in this way often lose momentum before overseas shipments arrive, leaving sellers unable to convert attention into revenue and, in many cases, facing negative reviews and refund requests that damage store ratings long after the trend has passed.
PrintKK's US-based operation is designed around that specific problem. The company runs a company-operated production facility in the Los Angeles area, complemented by a global network of fulfillment partners.
The domestic footprint allows sellers to meet the delivery expectations that TikTok Shop shoppers have inherited from Amazon, with no minimum order quantities and most items produced within 48 hours of order receipt. For sellers whose audiences are concentrated in North America, this shortens the window between a viral moment and a delivered package from weeks to days.
"Virality on TikTok is a fulfillment problem before it's a marketing problem," said William Ning, CEO of PrintKK. "If a seller can't ship in days, the trend is over by the time the package lands. Our Los Angeles facility exists so that a video posted on Monday can turn into a delivered order by the weekend."
PrintKK has spent the past year adapting to the specific rhythm of TikTok-driven demand, which behaves differently from standard e-commerce volume. Orders from creator-led stores tend to arrive in sharp, short bursts rather than steady flows, with a single video capable of generating more volume in 48 hours than a store's entire previous month.
In response, the company has restructured how production capacity is allocated across product categories and time windows, so that spikes from viral products can be absorbed without disrupting fulfillment on the rest of the platform.
Sellers can connect their TikTok Shop print on demand stores to PrintKK to sync orders, product data, and tracking information between the two platforms. Once connected, orders flow automatically from customer purchase to production, and products from PrintKK's catalog can be published to TikTok Shop storefronts without leaving the PrintKK dashboard.
A growing share of PrintKK's active sellers now treat TikTok Shop as their main storefront rather than a side channel. PrintKK's US-based production and platform are built for that shift.
About PrintKK:


PrintKK is a print-on-demand platform serving creators, small brands, and e-commerce sellers worldwide. The company enables sellers to launch custom product lines without inventory, minimum orders, or upfront costs. PrintKK offers a catalog of more than 1,300 customizable products, along with AI-assisted design tools and AI-powered workflows that help sellers move from concept to storefront-ready product faster, and integrates with the major e-commerce platforms used by online sellers today. More information is available at www.printkk.com.

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PrintKK
Eve Smith
+1 (840) 244-8544
press@printkk.com
3207 Pomona Blvd, Pomona, CA 91768, USA

Schuster Jachetti LLP Expands Personal Injury Resources

WILMINGTON, DE - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Schuster Jachetti LLP has expanded its personal injury information resources in 2026 while maintaining four Delaware offices, including its primary office in Wilmington, to organize information concerning accident claims, workers’ compensation, medical malpractice, premises liability, and related civil proceedings. The update provides a central reference for information about Delaware injury law, filing procedures, insurance issues, and the stages commonly involved in civil claims.
“The expanded materials organize information about the legal and procedural issues that arise across different types of injury matters in Delaware,” said Ken Schuster, Esq., founding member of Schuster Jachetti LLP. “The firm is continuing to develop resources that explain how those matters move from initial review through investigation, negotiation, and, when applicable, litigation.”

The firm’s personal injury resources address questions concerning filing deadlines, comparative negligence, damages, insurance claims, wrongful death, workers’ compensation, and premises liability. The library also groups information according to practice areas, including motor vehicle accidents, construction accidents, medical malpractice, catastrophic injuries, and other civil matters.
Personal injury litigation generally examines whether a party owed a legal duty, whether that duty was breached, whether the breach caused an injury, and what damages resulted. The evidence reviewed in a particular matter can include medical records, accident reports, photographs, witness statements, insurance documents, employment records, expert findings, and other materials connected with the circumstances of the incident.
Motor vehicle matters represent one category addressed through the firm’s materials. These cases can involve automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, pedestrians, or other road users, and the legal analysis can include questions involving negligence, insurance coverage, causation, medical treatment, and damages. Delaware law and the applicable insurance policies determine the procedures and requirements that apply to an individual matter.
The resource library also covers premises liability and workplace injury matters. Premises claims can involve questions concerning property conditions, maintenance, notice, and responsibility for an alleged hazard, while workplace injuries can involve separate workers’ compensation procedures and administrative requirements. A single incident can sometimes raise issues under more than one legal or insurance framework, depending on the facts.
Medical malpractice claims involve additional procedural and evidentiary considerations. Records concerning diagnosis, treatment, professional standards, causation, and damages can become part of the review, and expert analysis can be relevant to questions involving professional conduct. Delaware statutes and court rules establish requirements that differ from those governing ordinary negligence matters.
Schuster Jachetti LLP also publishes information concerning the stages of an injury claim. An initial review can be followed by evidence preservation, investigation, communication with insurers or other parties, negotiation, and civil litigation when a dispute is not resolved through earlier procedures. Pleadings, discovery, motions, depositions, expert testimony, settlement proceedings, and trial can become part of a litigated matter.
The firm operates four Delaware offices in Wilmington, Smyrna, Georgetown, and Lewes. Its office information identifies the Wilmington location at 3407 Lancaster Pike as the primary office and places the firm’s additional locations in Kent and Sussex counties. The multi-office structure gives the firm physical locations across all three Delaware counties.
Ken Schuster has practiced civil litigation for more than 35 years and has been identified as a founding member of Schuster Jachetti LLP. His practice background includes vehicle accidents, defective-product matters, premises claims, medical malpractice, workplace accidents, and commercial disputes. Schuster has also been associated with the firm’s Delaware practice and its Wilmington office.
Schuster Jachetti LLP’s official website identifies personal injury, auto accidents, workers’ compensation, construction accidents, medical malpractice, catastrophic injuries, premises liability, and wrongful death among the matters addressed by the Delaware practice. The website states that its published materials provide general legal information and do not constitute individualized legal advice.


The 2026 resource expansion gives Schuster Jachetti LLP an updated informational framework for addressing multiple categories of Delaware personal injury law. The firm continues to maintain and publish materials concerning civil procedure, insurance issues, filing requirements, evidence, and other subjects associated with injury claims.

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Schuster Jachetti LLP - Wilmington, DE
Ken R. Schuster, Esq.
(302) 966-8684
info@mydelawarelawyer.com
3407 Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, DE 19805

Tri-State Fence & Deck Formalizes All-Trex Composite Deck Division

SEWELL, NJ - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
A growing number of South Jersey homeowners are replacing high-maintenance wood decks with composite boards that do not need yearly sanding or staining, a shift Tri-State Fence & Deck has tracked across more than 20 years of local projects. In response, the company has formalized a dedicated deck-building service that works exclusively in Trex composite, a wood-alternative decking made from recycled wood fibers and plastic.
Tri-State Fence & Deck, a family-owned contractor based in Sewell, has served Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties for more than 20 years under New Jersey home improvement contractor license #13VH13604500. The company built its reputation on vinyl and aluminum fencing, and it has offered deck construction alongside that work for years. It builds decks the same way it builds fences. It picks a material that suits the local climate and installs it to last. The new service is detailed on the Tri-State Fence & Deck website.
Composite decking has gained ground in residential construction because it removes the maintenance that pressure-treated wood demands. A wood deck usually needs re-sealing or re-staining every two to three years to resist moisture, splintering, and the gray weathering that sets in under sun exposure. Trex boards skip that cycle. They hold their color and surface without the annual refinishing that eats up a homeowner's weekends over the life of a deck. Tri-State pairs the boards with its own installation standards, and the crew sets the support posts below the frost line, the depth the ground freezes in winter, so the frame does not shift as the soil freezes and thaws through a South Jersey season.
The service covers more than the deck itself. It includes composite railings, built-in bench and lighting options, ground-level patios, and patio covers that shade a deck through the warmer months. Composite works well for these add-ons because the same boards and hardware carry across the whole structure. Homeowners who plan a fence and a deck in the same project can have both built by one crew, which keeps grading, gate placement, and deck footings coordinated rather than divided between two contractors working from different plans.
Deck projects across the region often require a township construction permit, and in planned communities they need approval from a homeowners association before any work starts. The company handles that paperwork for the homeowner, including the permit application, the association submission, and the 811 utility-marking call that flags buried gas, water, and electric lines before the crew digs a single footing. Each finished deck carries a three-year workmanship warranty on the installation, alongside the manufacturer coverage that comes with the composite boards themselves.
Eriberto Torres Sr., owner of Tri-State Fence & Deck, said the decision was an easy one after two decades of backyard projects. "Twenty years ago most people wanted a wood deck and figured they would rebuild it down the road. Now they want something they can put in once and stop thinking about. That is why we stopped offering wood decks and put everything into Trex. I would rather turn a job down than build something a homeowner is going to be sanding and staining every other spring."
Homeowners weighing a deck project can view the company's recent project photos on its Google listing to see completed fence and deck work across the area. To request an on-site estimate, Tri-State Fence & Deck can be reached at (856) 230-7082 or through www.tristatefenceanddeck.com.
About Tri-State Fence & Deck


Tri-State Fence & Deck Inc. is a family-owned fence and deck contractor based at 591 Mantua Blvd Suite 201, Sewell, NJ 08080. Owned and operated by Eriberto Torres Sr. and Eriberto Torres Jr., the company has served homeowners across Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties for more than 20 years. It installs vinyl, aluminum, and wood fencing along with Trex composite decks, and it holds New Jersey home improvement contractor license #13VH13604500. The company can be reached at (856) 230-7082 or at www.tristatefenceanddeck.com.
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admin@tristatefenceanddeck.com
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Muse Treatment Publishes New Neurofeedback Resource Following 2026 Addiction Research and Changing Overdose Trends

LOS ANGELES, CA - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Muse Treatment has published a new educational resource examining neurofeedback therapy and its developing role in substance use disorder treatment. The article, “What Is Neurofeedback Therapy for Addiction,” explains how neurofeedback uses real-time information about brain activity to help patients practice self-regulation and describes how the approach may be incorporated alongside established behavioral and medical treatment rather than used as a stand-alone intervention.
The publication follows new research that has expanded the evidence available on neurofeedback for addiction. A systematic review and meta-analysis published in the journal Addiction in February 2026 evaluated 17 randomized controlled trials involving 662 participants. Researchers found statistically significant improvements in addiction-related symptoms among patients receiving EEG neurofeedback, with particularly encouraging findings for substance-related disorders. The researchers also reported substantial differences among study populations and treatment protocols, identifying standardization and further research as continuing priorities.

Those findings build on a separate 2025 systematic review published in Psychiatry Research. That analysis examined 32 studies involving EEG, functional MRI, and functional near-infrared spectroscopy neurofeedback. Researchers reported reductions in drug craving and improvements in some mental health measures while concluding that neurofeedback currently shows the most support as an adjunctive intervention rather than a replacement for established substance use disorder treatment.
The timing also coincides with changing substance-related public health trends in Los Angeles County. In June 2026, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported that drug-related overdose and poisoning deaths had declined for a third consecutive year. Deaths decreased 6 percent from 2024 to 2025, including a 10 percent reduction in fentanyl-related deaths and a 7 percent decline in methamphetamine-related deaths. County health officials attributed the trend to combined prevention, harm-reduction, treatment and recovery efforts while continuing to emphasize access to behavioral health services.
Against that research and public-health backdrop, the new Muse Treatment resource explains how neurofeedback works in a clinical setting. Sensors are used to monitor brain activity while software provides feedback that allows patients to observe patterns associated with attention, stress response, and emotional regulation. The process is designed to help patients practice regulating those patterns over repeated sessions.
Current research does not establish neurofeedback as an appropriate intervention for every patient. The 2026 meta-analysis reported promising results but also noted heterogeneity among studies, whereas the 2025 systematic review identified meaningful differences in neurofeedback methods and treatment protocols. Presenting those limitations alongside potential benefits is important for patients considering therapies that remain under active investigation.
Muse Treatment’s published Los Angeles treatment information places neurofeedback within a wider continuum of addiction care rather than presenting it as an isolated service. The organization describes medically supervised detoxification, residential treatment, outpatient programming and intensive outpatient treatment, along with services for co-occurring mental health conditions. Behavioral approaches described by the provider include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-informed care, medication management, relapse-prevention planning and family therapy.
Independent certification provides an additional reference point for evaluating the organization. CARF International currently lists A New Start Treatment and Recovery, LLC, doing business as Muse Treatment, as certified for ASAM Level of Care 3.7 for adults at its Culver City locations. CARF’s listing independently verifies that defined level of substance use disorder care without relying on promotional claims from the provider. Certification does not predict a particular patient outcome, but it gives patients and referral professionals an external standard to consider when reviewing treatment programs.
The organization’s Westwood location also provides outpatient treatment. Muse currently identifies its intensive outpatient program at 1251 Westwood Boulevard, while its Culver City facilities are associated with higher-intensity treatment services. The distinction is relevant because addiction treatment needs can change as patients progress from medical stabilization or residential care toward outpatient-based support.
For people conducting a drug rehab near me search in Los Angeles, the new resource offers another clinical factor to consider beyond proximity. Treatment decisions may depend on withdrawal risk, psychiatric symptoms, medical stability, available levels of care, and whether newer interventions such as neurofeedback are used as part of a broader evidence-informed treatment plan.
People using search terms such as best drug rehab centers, inpatient drug rehab, outpatient drug rehab, and intensive outpatient drug rehab (IOP) may encounter programs with substantially different clinical capabilities. Independent certification, treatment intensity, medical oversight, psychiatric services and continuity between residential and outpatient care provide more objective criteria for comparing those options than generalized rankings.
The resource may have particular relevance for patients and families in Westwood, Westwood Village, Little Holmby and Holmby Hills who are evaluating addiction treatment in the surrounding Los Angeles area. Geographic convenience can influence transportation, family participation and continued outpatient attendance, but proximity alone does not establish whether a program or therapy is clinically appropriate.
California also maintains separate oversight of residential and outpatient substance use disorder treatment. The California Department of Health Care Services states that it has sole authority to license adult residential alcohol and drug treatment facilities and to certify and monitor outpatient substance use disorder programs. DHCS licensing requirements provide another framework patients can use when evaluating treatment settings alongside independent accreditation or certification.
Neurofeedback research remains an evolving area of addiction medicine. The recent meta-analysis provides stronger evidence than was available several years ago, but researchers continue to call for more consistent protocols and additional controlled studies. That scientific context makes careful communication important, particularly when emerging therapies are discussed with patients who may be weighing multiple treatment options.


By publishing the new resource, Muse Treatment is adding an explanatory patient resource to a broader 2026 discussion shaped by new neurofeedback research and changing overdose trends in Los Angeles County. The article outlines how the therapy works, where it may fit within addiction treatment, and why emerging neuroscience-based approaches should be evaluated alongside established behavioral health services, appropriate levels of care, and independent clinical standards.

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Muse Treatment
David Rofofsky
(800) 426-1818
info@musetreatment.com
1251 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024
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New Educational Resource Sheds Light on Pediatric Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), a Leading Cause of Childhood Vision Loss

Fort Worth, Texas - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Pediatric Eye Specialists has published a new in-depth guide titled Pediatric Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) that provides critical information for families, pediatricians, therapists, and educators navigating one of the most common causes of visual impairment in children. The article outlines how CVI, a brain-based condition affecting how visual information is processed, differs from traditional eye disorders and why early diagnosis and coordinated care are essential for improving outcomes. As recognition of CVI increases nationally, this new resource seeks to demystify a condition that often presents with subtle signs and is frequently misunderstood.
Unlike eye conditions caused by problems with the eyes themselves, CVI arises from damage or atypical development in the areas of the brain responsible for interpreting visual signals. In many cases, the eyes appear healthy, but children with CVI struggle to recognize objects, interpret visual scenes, or respond consistently to visual input. The condition is most often associated with premature birth, lack of oxygen at birth, early brain injury, or other neurological complications. According to the article, CVI is now considered the most common cause of permanent visual impairment in children in high-income countries, with incidence rising due to improved survival rates of at-risk infants.
The new guide from Pediatric Eye Specialists offers families and professionals a structured overview of CVI causes, symptoms, diagnostic strategies, and treatment options. Symptoms often include inconsistent visual behavior, difficulty recognizing faces or objects, poor eye–hand coordination, and vision that appears to fluctuate daily. Many children show a strong preference for bright colors or movement and struggle in cluttered or visually overwhelming environments. Because CVI is frequently accompanied by other conditions such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy, or global developmental delays, children with CVI require coordinated, multidisciplinary care. Diagnosis typically involves a detailed review of the child’s medical history, a comprehensive pediatric eye examination, and sometimes neuroimaging. The article emphasizes that CVI is suspected when a child’s vision difficulties are more severe than would be expected based on eye findings alone.
While there is no cure for CVI, the article highlights that early, individualized intervention can make a significant difference. Treatment does not target the brain injury itself but focuses on helping children maximize their functional vision through adaptive strategies. These include visual environment modifications—such as using high-contrast materials or minimizing clutter—and therapies designed to support visual attention, coordination, and confidence in navigating space. The brain’s neuroplasticity in early childhood offers a window of opportunity for meaningful progress in visual skills, especially when intervention begins in infancy or preschool years.
Pediatric Eye Specialists’ new resource also underscores the importance of family education and school collaboration. Explaining CVI clearly to educators and caregivers can prevent mislabeling visual behaviors as learning or behavioral issues. With appropriate documentation, most children with CVI qualify for special education services under visual impairment or multiple disability categories. When families, teachers, and medical providers share a consistent understanding of a child’s visual challenges, it becomes easier to build supportive environments that promote participation, communication, and independence.
The article makes clear that outcomes for children with CVI are highly variable but often improve with support. Some children move from minimal visual response to reliably recognizing faces, tracking movement, and interacting more fully with their surroundings. While most will require lifelong visual accommodations, early diagnosis and tailored care plans can significantly improve daily functioning, reduce frustration, and support developmental growth across multiple domains.
Pediatric Eye Specialists, with offices in Fort Worth, Keller, Mansfield, and Prosper, is uniquely positioned to serve children across North Texas who face complex visual challenges like CVI. The practice brings together over 65 years of collective experience in pediatric ophthalmology and is affiliated with Cook Children’s Hospital, allowing for streamlined referrals to specialists, imaging, and surgical services when needed. With the region’s most comprehensive pediatric diagnostic suite, the practice emphasizes precision in diagnosis and a family-centered approach to care. More referring physicians, optometrists, and therapists send their pediatric eye patients to Pediatric Eye Specialists than any other pediatric eye practice in the area, reflecting the team’s commitment to clinical excellence and access for all families, regardless of socioeconomic background.
Dr. Eric Packwood, pediatric ophthalmologist and partner at Pediatric Eye Specialists, is available to speak with media outlets interested in covering the rising awareness of cortical visual impairment in children. He can address how changing diagnostic standards are improving identification rates and what parents and schools need to know to better support affected children.


To read the full article, Pediatric Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), visit Pediatric Eye Specialists. For more information about the practice and its services, visit Pediatric Eye Specialists Website.

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Pediatric Eye Specialists
Dawn Lamb
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Pediatric Eye Specialists
321 S Henderson St.
Fort Worth, TX 76104

Evergreen Landscape Pros Launches Residential Landscaping Services

SANTA FE, NM - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Evergreen Landscape Pros has introduced a dedicated residential landscaping service line for homeowners across the Santa Fe region, extending the company's design and installation work into a structured program built specifically for private properties. The service is available this season and covers landscape design, planting, irrigation, and hardscape construction for single-family homes.
The residential service spans front- and back-yard design, soil preparation, tree and shrub installation, decorative gravel and stonework, retaining walls, walkways, and drip irrigation systems. Each project begins with a site assessment and a written design plan before any installation work, allowing homeowners to review the layout, plant selections, and projected cost in advance.
Kevin Lopez, owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros, said the new line formalizes work the company has carried out for years into a single coordinated offering. "The residential program gives homeowners one point of contact from design through installation, which reduces delays and helps keep each project on budget," Lopez said.
The expansion responds to steady demand for water-conscious yard design in northern New Mexico, where semiarid conditions and recurring drought have prompted many households to move away from conventional turf lawns. The program treats xeriscaping, native and drought-tolerant plantings, and efficient irrigation as central design elements rather than optional additions.
Landscaping demand in northern New Mexico has shifted over the past decade toward designs that reduce water use while maintaining year-round visual structure. Homeowners increasingly request combinations of stone, gravel, and drought-tolerant plantings that require less maintenance than traditional lawns, a pattern that shaped the structure of the new residential program.
Residential projects range from small courtyard redesigns to full-property installations, with timelines varying from roughly one week to several weeks depending on scope and materials, according to the company. Native species such as chamisa, Apache plume, piñon, and several ornamental grasses feature prominently in the design catalog because of their low water requirements and suitability to local soils.
Materials for the installations include locally sourced flagstone, crushed granite, and boulders selected to match the surrounding high-desert terrain. The company pairs these hardscape elements with perennial beds and shade trees positioned to lower cooling demand on homes during summer months.
Water use remains a central factor for landscaping in the area, where municipal conservation guidelines encourage drought-tolerant design and place limits on irrigated turf. The residential service aligns installations with those guidelines, pairing plant selection with drip irrigation and mulching intended to reduce evaporation and long-term water consumption.
For projects that involve grading changes or retaining structures, the residential team coordinates required permits and drainage planning before construction begins. That step is intended to prevent erosion on sloped lots, a common concern for properties in the foothills surrounding the city.
Lopez said the expansion also reflects steady growth in home-improvement spending across the region. "Interest in outdoor living areas has grown, and the residential team was built to handle both the design and the construction side of that demand," he said. The company reports that it has added crew capacity to support the new service.
Each residential design plan documents plant placement, irrigation zones, and material quantities, giving homeowners a reference for both the initial installation and future maintenance. The company structures pricing by project phase so that larger installations can proceed in stages when preferred.
The residential launch arrives ahead of the fall planting window, a period when cooler temperatures and reduced heat stress improve the establishment of new plantings in the region. Scheduling installations during that window is intended to give trees, shrubs, and ground cover a stronger start before winter dormancy.
Homeowners can request an initial consultation through Evergreen Landscape Pros, where the residential service page outlines design options, plant palettes, and the phases of a typical installation. The company schedules major installations around the regional planting calendar, concentrating larger projects in spring and fall when transplant survival rates tend to be higher.


For more information, visit https://www.santafelandscapers.com/services/landscape-design-installation/residential-landscaping/

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Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
105 Cienega St, Ste #110, Santa Fe, NM, United States, 87501
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Oxnard TMJ Therapy Provider Debunks Invisalign Jaw Pain Myth

September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Oxnard Dentistry, a general dentistry and orthodontics practice with more than 900 Google reviews, is clarifying a misconception it hears regularly from Ventura County patients: Invisalign is not a treatment for temporomandibular joint disorder, and unexplained jaw pain warrants a TMJ evaluation first.
The question comes up often at the practice, which draws patients from Oxnard, Port Hueneme, Camarillo and Ventura. People arrive with morning headaches, a clicking jaw or trouble chewing, and many have read online that clear aligners will solve the problem by straightening their bite. Oxnard Dentistry offers both Invisalign and TMJ therapy at its north Oxnard office, and it treats them as two separate things. Invisalign is an orthodontic system that moves teeth. TMJ therapy addresses a joint and the muscles around it.
"Patients come in asking whether aligners will stop their jaw pain, and my job is to find the real cause first. Our approach starts with a full evaluation, not a shortcut," said Kourosh Keihani, DDS, a cosmetic and general dentist at Oxnard Dentistry.
The temporomandibular joint connects the jaw to the skull and works like a hinge during speaking, chewing and swallowing. Symptoms of a disorder include tenderness in the jaw, facial or neck pain, frequent headaches, ear pain or a feeling of fullness in the ear, limited jaw movement and clicking or popping sounds when opening or closing the mouth. Common contributors include bruxism, the chronic grinding or clenching of teeth, along with jaw trauma, arthritis and stress-related muscle tension. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, part of the National Institutes of Health, advises that care for these disorders begin with conservative, reversible measures, and it cautions that the scientific evidence does not support irreversible approaches such as extensive bite alteration or orthodontic repositioning as a treatment for the condition.
Oxnard Dentistry's process follows that order. Keihani takes a symptom history, examines the sensitive areas of the face and watches how the patient opens and closes the mouth. Imaging is added when the joint structure needs a closer look. From there the plan may include a custom-fitted night guard to keep the upper and lower teeth from making contact, gentle at-home jaw exercises, changes to habits such as gum chewing or leaning on the chin, and stress-management techniques. Many cases settle within a few months with consistent care. On-site digital imaging and cone beam computed tomography let the team assess the joint without sending patients elsewhere, and the practice accepts Denti-Cal, most PPO plans and HMOs, which removes a common reason people put off having jaw pain looked at.
Invisalign does have a defined job. The clear aligner system corrects crossbite, overbite, underbite, open bite, crowding and gaps between teeth, and for some patients a corrected bite reduces uneven load on the chewing muscles. That is a possible secondary benefit for the right candidate, not a treatment plan for a joint disorder, and it is decided after an evaluation rather than before one.
"Straightening teeth and treating a joint disorder are two different goals. When a bite problem is part of the picture, we address it as one piece of a broader plan," Keihani said.
Residents of Oxnard and the surrounding Ventura County communities who are living with jaw tenderness, clicking or limited jaw movement can schedule a TMJ evaluation with Keihani at Oxnard Dentistry by calling (805) 604-9999 or booking a visit at https://oxdentistry.com/services/tmj-therapy/
This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personal health decisions.
About Oxnard Dentistry


Oxnard Dentistry is a general dentistry and orthodontics practice that has served Oxnard and Ventura County for more than nine years. The team, led by Kourosh Keihani, DDS, a graduate of the University of Southern California School of Dentistry, provides TMJ therapy, Invisalign, cosmetic dentistry, implants and emergency care. The practice is located at 1730 E Gonzales Rd, Oxnard, CA 93036, and can be reached at (805) 604-9999 or https://oxdentistry.com/

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Big Easy Contractors Publishes Homeowner Guide on Planning Future Home Expansion During Initial Construction

September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
 Retrofitting a home that was never designed to grow is among the most expensive mistakes a homeowner can make, and Big Easy Contractors has published a comprehensive guide aimed at helping families avoid it by building expansion capacity into a house while the walls are still open and the foundation is still being poured.
The guide, titled How to Plan for Future Home Expansion During Initial Construction in New Orleans, is available on the website of the locally owned general contractor and addresses a pattern the company encounters regularly: homeowners who build for their current needs, then face tens of thousands of dollars in foundation reinforcement, wall demolition, and utility rerouting when a growing household requires more space. Citing figures from the home services platform Angi, the guide notes that a home addition typically runs $80 to $200 per square foot, with costs rising sharply when structural and mechanical systems must be redone because the original build did not anticipate growth.
The resource covers four planning areas in depth. On foundations, it explains how sizing a slab, pier system, or perimeter footing for a future second story adds modest cost at pour time compared with the expense of reinforcing an undersized foundation later, and it recommends consulting a structural engineer before concrete is poured, given how significantly soil conditions vary from one neighborhood to the next. On rough-in work, the guide details capped plumbing stubs at future bathroom locations, 200-amp electrical panels with spare breaker capacity, and framing-stage wall blocking for future grab bars or structural connections. On rooflines, it explains why a simple gable or hip pitch accepts a future tie-in cleanly while complex intersecting valleys can add $10,000 or more to a later connection. On mechanical systems, it recommends modestly oversized, zoned HVAC equipment with capped ductwork stub-outs so a future room needs only a thermostat and a duct extension rather than a full equipment replacement.
The guide also reviews regulatory factors that shape expansion potential, including lot coverage limits, setback requirements, building height restrictions, and historic district overlay zones governed under the local Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, all of which the company advises reviewing during the design phase rather than after a home's footprint is fixed.
"Every future-proofing step taken during the original build costs a fraction of what the same work costs once drywall is up and finishes are in," said a spokesperson for Big Easy Contractors. "A capped plumbing stub, an extra twenty percent of panel capacity, a roofline chosen with a future tie in mind, these are small line items during construction. Skipping them is what turns a straightforward addition into a six-figure project a decade later."
The publication follows a period of continued service growth for the company, which recently expanded its certified asbestos roof removal services for residential properties, an offering relevant to the region's large stock of homes built before 1980.
Big Easy Contractors provides new construction support, renovation, roofing, concrete, flooring, HVAC, fencing, painting, iron works, and related services for homeowners throughout New Orleans and nearby communities, including Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Slidell, Mandeville, Covington, Madisonville, Hammond, LaPlace, St. Rose, and Baton Rouge.


The company states that the guide forms part of an ongoing educational series on home construction and renovation topics. Homeowners planning a new build who want foundation sizing, rough-in infrastructure, roofline design, and HVAC capacity coordinated around future growth can review the full guide on the company's website and request a free estimate before design decisions are finalized. The company works with homeowners from the design phase through completed construction so that expansion readiness is documented in the plans rather than left to memory or assumption.
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Big Easy Contractors
Carrie Barnes
(504) 475-2004
info@bigeasycontractors.com
New Orleans, LA 70115

Phoenix Home Remodeling Publishes Twin Homeowner Guides on the Two Moments a Remodel Contract Costs More Money: Signing It and Closing It Out

CHANDLER, AZ - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Phoenix Home Remodeling, a design-build remodeling company serving homeowners across the Phoenix metro, today published two companion guides addressing the bookends of every remodeling contract — the allowance lines that keep a signed price from being final, and the punch list that determines whether the last payment buys finished work. Together they cover the two points in a project where, in the company’s experience across Valley remodels, homeowners lose the most money without ever noticing the mechanism.
The first guide, Phoenix Home Remodeling’s breakdown of allowance lines, explains why the bottom-line number on a competing proposal so often feels too good: the answer usually sits three-quarters of the way down the page, in placeholder dollar amounts for materials nobody has picked yet. An allowance obligates the contractor to spend up to that amount on tile, fixtures, or cabinets — and obligates the homeowner to cover whatever the real selection costs. A proposal can be honest on trade scope and correct on structural work and still leave a five-figure hole open across six allowance lines. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors directs homeowners to insist on written contracts that describe work and materials in specific detail — which, the guide notes, is exactly what an undefined allowance line fails to do.
“The homeowner signs a contract they read as a fixed price. The contractor signs a contract that transfers the selection risk back to the homeowner. Both parties are looking at the same page and reading two different documents,” said a Phoenix Home Remodeling spokesperson. “By the time you sign a construction contract, the number of open allowance lines should be close to zero, because every selection should already be made, priced, and documented. If the answer is that selections happen after construction starts, you now know the price on the page isn’t the price.”
The guide gives homeowners four questions to run against every allowance line: what quantity the number covers, what grade and supplier it was drawn from, what happens to the schedule if the real selection carries a longer lead time, and what the written sign-off process is when a selection exceeds the placeholder. Any line that can’t answer all four is an open number, not a budget. The stakes are amplified in the Valley, where hard Maricopa County water makes builder-grade fixture finishes a common upgrade point and semi-custom cabinet lead times run sixteen to twenty-two weeks — a clock that starts at selection, not at signing.
The second guide, Phoenix Home Remodeling’s room-by-room punch list method, covers the other end of the project: the written record of incomplete or defective work a contractor still owes before the job closes. The method takes a room apart one plane at a time in fixed order — floor, walls, ceiling, openings, water and power, caulk joints — with a flashlight held flat against each wall so raking light exposes what overhead lighting hides. Blue painter’s tape marks each item, photos create a timestamped record, and the walkthrough happens before final payment, consistent with National Kitchen and Bath Association closeout practice and National Association of the Remodeling Industry contract guidance.
The guide also names the items Phoenix punch lists catch most, each traceable to how Valley homes are built: paint coverage hiding in knockdown texture, grout haze worsened by hard tap water, door alignment shifting with seasonal slab movement, and caulk joints tooled during monsoon humidity that shrink when October’s dry air arrives. The economics of timing anchor the advice — a crew still mobilized on a job fixes a rubbing door in ten minutes, while a demobilized crew fixes the same door in three weeks, if it comes back at all. On the company’s own projects, a project manager walks every room twice before the homeowner walkthrough, and the combined list carries a written completion date owned by one accountable person.
Both guides reflect the planning-first, design-build sequence Phoenix Home Remodeling uses to eliminate expensive unknowns: selection sessions that close allowance lines before a contract is signed, fixed pricing produced only after design is complete, and a documented closeout worked while the crew is still on site. The company advises homeowners to practice both skills this week — highlighting every allowance line in any proposal on the counter, and walking one finished room with a flashlight to calibrate their eye before fifty thousand dollars is at stake.
About Phoenix Home Remodeling


Phoenix Home Remodeling is a design-build remodeling company specializing in whole home, kitchen, bathroom, shower, and interior renovations. The company uses a planning-first process that completes feasibility, material selections, and 3D design before construction begins, with fixed construction pricing provided only after planning and design are finalized. Licensed, bonded, and insured (ROC# 313636), Phoenix Home Remodeling serves homeowners throughout Phoenix, Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Ahwatukee, Mesa, Queen Creek, Tempe, Sun Lakes, and Laveen.

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Phoenix Home Remodeling
Jeremy Maher
(602) 492-8205
jeremy@phxhomeremodeling.com
6700 W Chicago St #1
Chandler, AZ 85226

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Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Expands Non-Invasive Leak Detection Across Bucks County

Upper Southampton Township, Pennsylvania - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
As many Bucks County properties age and settle, hidden plumbing failures have become a growing concern for local homeowners and businesses. Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning is addressing that trend by expanding awareness of its electronic leak detection Bucks County services, which locate concealed water and sewer leaks without destructive digging or wall demolition.
The region's mix of older homes and aging pipe systems means hidden leaks in copper, PEX, and PVC plumbing often go unnoticed until they cause significant water damage. Underground water line leaks and slab leaks are especially common in communities such as Doylestown, Newtown, and New Hope, where properties shift over time and pipes deteriorate below the surface.
Central Plumbing addresses these issues with electronic equipment designed for precision. Acoustic listening devices pinpoint leaks in copper, PEX, and PVC piping, while thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters identify pinhole leaks and water intrusion behind walls before major damage develops. For homes built on concrete foundations in areas like Chalfont, Perkasie, and Quakertown, electromagnetic pipeline locators and ground microphones support accurate slab leak detection.
The company's Bucks County leak detection capabilities also extend to main water lines, service lines, and sewer systems, helping property owners avoid costly exploratory excavation. Dye testing and pressure testing methods are used for pool and spa leaks, and hydrostatic testing helps identify sewer line failures in towns including Yardley, Warminster, and Feasterville. Central Plumbing offers free estimates for this work so property owners understand costs before any work begins.
Early detection carries practical financial weight. A small, undetected leak can waste thousands of gallons of water each month while contributing to foundation damage, mold growth, and structural problems that cost significantly more to repair than early, non-invasive detection.
"Aging infrastructure across the region means many leaks stay hidden until the damage is already done," said a spokesperson for Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning. "The goal of this leak detection service is to locate problems accurately and early, so repairs stay contained and property owners avoid unnecessary excavation."
The company has served Bucks and Montgomery County since 2001, giving it more than 13 years of experience with the local building stock in communities such as Richlandtown, Warrington, and Southampton. Technicians provide 24/7 emergency leak detection with a response time consistently under 60 minutes throughout the service area, arriving in fully stocked service vehicles.
"Water damage does not wait for business hours," the spokesperson added. "Fast, around-the-clock response allows technicians to identify a leak and begin the repair process before it spreads through walls, floors, or foundations."
Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning is a plumbing and HVAC company based in Southampton, Pennsylvania, serving homeowners and businesses across Bucks and Montgomery counties since 2001. Its services include plumbing, leak detection, pipe repair, drain cleaning, heating and air conditioning installation and repair, and remodeling. The company is known for upfront pricing and certified, licensed, and insured technicians.


Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, 950 Industrial Blvd, Southampton, PA 18966. Phone: 215-322-6884. Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

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Central Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
1-215-322-6884
help@cmcmail.net
950 Industrial Blvd, Southampton, PA 18966
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NC Injury Law Reviews Regional Truck Crash Legal Risks

WILMINGTON, NC - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
A tractor-trailer crash on July 29, 2026 shut down both southbound lanes of US Highway 17 near College Road in Brunswick County, with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office confirming that emergency crews responded and rerouted southbound traffic to Randolphville Road. The corridor connects Wilmington's southern suburbs to a Brunswick County distribution and logistics network that has grown alongside the county's residential and commercial expansion. NC Injury Law, PLLC is addressing the legal challenges that truck accident victims can face on the greater Wilmington region's secondary freight corridors.
The firm noted a second serious incident weeks later. On August 18, 2026, a tractor-trailer traveling I-40 eastbound went through median cable barriers after a tire failure, crossing into oncoming westbound traffic before leaving the roadway. WECT reported that the crash closed lanes. Tire blowout events can create catastrophic risk when commercial vehicles traveling at highway speeds lose directional control and cross into opposing lanes.

The pattern continued into September 2026, when a crash on US-421 southbound in New Hanover County closed all southbound lanes past Sutton Lake Road, according to DriveNC traffic data. That corridor links Wilmington's northern communities to the city's industrial and port access districts, and the closure generated significant traffic backup.
According to the firm, these incidents illustrate a challenge under North Carolina law. The state requires truck accident victims to prove the other party's negligence without contributing to the crash themselves, and its contributory negligence rule generally bars recovery for a victim found even one percent at fault. In cases where a tractor-trailer crossed into oncoming lanes after a tire failure, insurance defense teams for a carrier may investigate whether the victim was following too closely, speeding, or failed to take evasive action, because such a finding can affect the entire claim.
Thomas York, Founding Attorney at NC Injury Law, discussed the legal dynamics at play. "When a tractor-trailer crosses a median cable barrier or enters opposing traffic after a tire blowout, a carrier's defense team often argues the driver had no control and shifts scrutiny to the victim's following distance or speed, which under North Carolina's contributory negligence rule can jeopardize the entire claim," York said. "ELD records from the hours before a crash can, in some cases, reveal hours-of-service violations, and reviewing that evidence early is important. After 34 years in Wilmington-area practice, a Wilmington truck accident lawyer is often familiar with the carriers that operate these corridors and the insurers that handle their claims."
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations require commercial truck drivers to maintain electronic logging device records documenting hours of service, with a maximum of 11 hours of driving time following 10 consecutive hours off duty. When an ELD record indicates that a driver exceeded these limits before a crash, the firm noted that the violation may support negligence per se arguments in a victim's civil claim, subject to the facts and evidence of each case.
The firm stated that in truck crash matters it works to issue FMCSA evidence preservation demands, subpoena ELD records, and request driver qualification files early in a case. Information about the firm's truck accident practice is available from NC Injury Wilmington truck accident lawyer resources covering Brunswick County, New Hanover County, and surrounding freight routes.


NC Injury Law, PLLC is a personal injury law firm based in Wilmington, North Carolina, founded by Attorney Thomas York, who has practiced Wilmington personal injury law for 34 years. The firm handles truck accidents, car accidents, motorcycle crashes, and other personal injury matters on a contingency fee basis with free consultations in English and Spanish, serving New Hanover County, Brunswick County, Pender County, and North Carolina.

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NC Injury Law
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(800) 800-8000
info@ncinjuryteam.com
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Suite 128
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Weinstein Firm Addresses Decatur Truck Accident Evidence Risks

Atlanta, Georgia - September 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
The Weinstein Firm has outlined the specific evidence-preservation challenges facing Decatur and DeKalb County truck accident victims along the Interstate 285 corridor, citing a series of recent commercial vehicle incidents and a Georgia law that can shorten the window for recovering critical trucking records.
In May 2026, DeKalb County resident Morgan Porter told WSB-TV Channel 2 that her vehicle was jammed against the concrete median on I-285 and dragged by an 18-wheeler after the tractor-trailer drifted into her lane. Porter reported that the truck driver continued driving after the collision, making the crash a hit-and-run tractor-trailer incident. DeKalb County Police investigated by seeking witnesses and dashcam video of the red tractor-trailer, which carried random lettering on its side. The incident illustrates the recovery hurdles that a Decatur truck accident lawyer must address when a commercial driver leaves the scene.

The May incident followed other significant events on the corridor. On October 9, 2025, a tractor-trailer crash and fire shut down all lanes of I-285 northbound just north of I-20 at Exit 46 in DeKalb County. DeKalb Police responded at approximately 4:30 a.m., and GDOT crews battled hot spots on the truck for hours before lanes reopened, with both I-285 northbound and I-20 westbound experiencing significant delays. On February 15, 2026, a tractor-trailer and sedan collided on I-285 southbound near Covington Highway, with DeKalb County Police confirming the crash and a fuel spill. The pattern reflects the recurring conflicts between commercial trucks and passenger vehicles on one of the highest-volume truck traffic segments in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
When a DeKalb County crash involves a hit-and-run tractor-trailer, a victim's own uninsured motorist coverage becomes the primary recovery vehicle if the truck cannot be identified. Georgia law also requires trucking carriers to maintain FMCSA-mandated insurance minimums that can extend to hit-and-run scenarios once a carrier is identified through DOT number databases, dashcam footage, and toll records.
Georgia Senate Bill 68, signed April 21, 2025, allows defendants in civil litigation to stay discovery for up to 90 days. Electronic logging device records, which FMCSA requires carriers to retain for only six months after the last date of the ELD record, can cycle through their mandatory retention period during a carrier-filed discovery stay, particularly when a crash occurs late in the retention window. The Weinstein Firm issues FMCSA data preservation demands to trucking carriers within 48 hours of any DeKalb County truck crash being reported, before SB 68 stay motions can be filed and before standard ELD retention periods advance.
"When an 18-wheeler leaves the scene of an I-285 crash, as in the Morgan Porter incident, the evidence clock starts immediately, and not just for ELD records," said Harris Weinstein, Managing Partner of The Weinstein Firm. "DOT number databases, toll plaza cameras, and dashcam footage from surrounding vehicles all have short windows before the trail goes cold. A carrier identified after a hit-and-run can file a discovery stay on the first eligible day of litigation, effectively adding 90 days of potential ELD and GPS data cycle time on top of whatever elapsed during the hit-and-run investigation. That is why the preservation demand cannot wait."
The firm has recovered over $30 million for Georgia personal injury clients, including truck accident victims injured on I-285 and throughout DeKalb County, with attorneys Harris and Michael Weinstein applying the same evidence preservation protocol to Decatur truck accident claims that the firm applies to all catastrophic injury cases. Additional detail is available from the Weinstein Firm Decatur Truck Accident Lawyer resource.


The Weinstein Firm is a personal injury law firm founded in 2013 by brothers Harris and Michael Weinstein, representing truck accident victims, car accident clients, motorcycle riders, and other injury clients throughout Metro Atlanta and statewide Georgia. The firm has recovered over $30 million for Georgia personal injury clients and handles truck accidents, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death cases on a contingency fee basis with no upfront costs and free case reviews available 24 hours a day.

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The Weinstein Firm - Peachtree
The Weinstein Firm
(404) 649-5616
info@weinsteinwin.com
235 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 400, Atlanta, GA 30303
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