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🎯 We’ve Hit the Target! 🎯 Another milestone unlocked, and it’s just the beginning. Success is sweeter when shared with you all! 🚀 👉 Check out our previous post for the full story. #AchievementUnlocked #SuccessJourney #Milestone #Celebration

Transformation in infrastructure and quality over time is a powerful motivator in the #food_business. As cafes and restaurants upgrade their kitchens, dining areas, and service standards, both employees and customers notice the positive changes. Modern equipment and improved workflows lead to better food quality and faster service, enhancing customer satisfaction. These advancements #inspire staff to maintain high standards and innovate continuously. Seeing the tangible results of their efforts, from #delighted_customers to increased footfall, fuels further ambition and dedication. Each improvement becomes a #motivational_milestone, driving the business towards greater success and excellence in the culinary world.

Our 100th review 🎉 Featuring 3 things that we pride ourselves on! 🙌 Reviews are so important for new potential customers, and we are proud to share all 100 of ours. #milestone #customerreviews #proudmoment

Imagine this: what was once a busy gravel quarry is now a serene, beautiful recreational area enjoyed by thousands of Calgarians year-round. Welcome to Carburn Park 🍁 🦌 🦆 This reclaimed gravel quarry is a perfect example of how the aggregates industry is working towards sustainability and giving back to our communities. After decades of providing the essential materials needed to build our city, this land has been restored to its natural state and transformed into a space where nature and community can thrive together. The fall colours are stunning here, and it's hard to believe that this place was a working quarry not so long ago. This is the side of the aggregates industry that often goes unnoticed—our commitment to restoring the land and creating spaces for future generations to enjoy. Building our world comes with challenges, but we want everyone to know that when the work is done, we're not finished. We take pride in returning the land to nature, sometimes making it even better than before. Here’s to building, restoring, and giving back. If you've visited a reclaimed quarry or seen how an industrial site can be transformed, I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! #Sustainability #AggregatesIndustry #LandRestoration

Do your research If you're considering buying off the plans, then due diligence is vital. Take time to research the developer, construction company and any other significant stakeholders involved, being sure to pay particular attention to their past developments and timelines. #lonnytian #bayleys #bayleysremuera #aucklandrealestate #remuerarealestate #remuerahomes #epsom #orakei #ellerslie #greenlane #altogetherbetter #realestateagent #realestatenz #sellmyhome #househunting

You can really see how the Worthouse roofing system enhances the look of a home or business with this before and after. Or Supre Atlantic Sand profile looks so beautiful on this coastal property. #metalroof #worthouse #costalroof #whiteroof

Giving the phrase “bar down” a new meaning. www.coastsalishsteel.ca #bardown #rebar #construction #indigenous #business #building #trust #highquality #work #ironworker #ironworkers #site #building #picoftheday #pic #postoftheday #followus

Stone-quarrying is an industry to which medieval records refer more frequently than enlighteningly. The Strutt family has been quarried stone in Belper, Derbyshire, since the 1700s. The Strutt Family built their original mills from sandstone, as well as houses, churches, schools, bridges, and hospitals. Many of these buildings are still standing today. In my research, I found that the Strutts owned 20 quarries in Belper, Blackbrook, Chevin, Milford, Holbrook, and Bargate. I’m sure there are many more stone quarries, which I haven’t mentioned in the documentary. The Strutts quarries were mostly sandstone of different courses and colours. Strutts also had Derbyshire Millstone Grit quarry. Many quarries were used for building projects such as Mill Buildings, Musket walls, Railway Cutting and towers. Strutts understood they could save on transportation time by quarrying nearest the possible source. Workers came from far and wide to work as stone masons and labourers in Belper, which saw a boom in the Industrial Revolution. https://lnkd.in/eVaZw46D

✅ First item on the bucket list: Complete! 🎉 Today marks a special milestone — crossing off acquiring the bucket from my bucket list! It's a reminder that dreams don’t have an expiration date and the journey is just as exciting as the destination. On to the next adventure — excited for what’s to come! #Sarcasm #KuchBhi #LiketheLinkedinWay #BucketList #Milestone #DreamBig

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