RMBA-Architects announces new hire
RMBA-Architects announces the addition of Lauren Jackson to its team.
Jackson, originally from Kansas City, Mo., is a certified planner with experience in architecture and planning. She brings a diverse skill set and proficiency using 3-D modeling software including Revit, SketchUp and advance rendering applications. Jackson worked at Studio Southwest Architects in Albuquerque, and before that, she worked for Looney Ricks Kiss Architects, a national full-service firm.
She brings extensive experience with commercial retail and mixed-use projects. Jackson will be involved with the firm’s commercial and higher-education projects and will provide project support during the design phases through construction. RMBA-Architects of Durango has more than 30 years of experience in the Southwest Colorado market.
For more information, call 259-1078 or visit www.rmba-architects.com.
Animas Surgical opens urgent care
Animas Surgical Hospital recently expanded its services to include an urgent care and occupational medicine facility that is now open to the public.
Animas Urgent Care, at 450 S. Camino del Rio, offers a walk-in clinic for illnesses and injuries, preventive care, exams, sports physicals, flu shots, and on-site X-rays and lab work. Additionally, within the Animas Urgent Care facility is Animas Occupational Medicine. It provides comprehensive care from the date of injury to work return. Animas Occupational Medicine focuses on work-related injuries, return-to-work clearances, follow-up care, Department of Transportation physicals and impairment ratings. Animas Urgent Care will showcase its new services and facility during the Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at 5 p.m. Thursday.
For more information, call 385-2388 for Animas Urgent Care, 385-2390 for Animas Occupational Medicine, or visit www.UrgentCareDurango.com.
Tyler Horn achieves mold certification
Tyler Horn with UltraSteam Professional Cleaning & Restoration Services Inc. recently achieved his Applied Microbial Remediation Technician Certification from the Institute for Inspection, Cleaning & Restoration Certification.
Horn completed a week-long course of classroom and hands-on training to become an AMRT certified restorer. UltraSteam provides IICRC Certified Mold Remediation, using green cleaning products and antimicrobials, as well as water damage and sewage cleanup services and structural drying.
For more information, call 385-8444 or visit www.UltraSteamCleaning.com. To verify certifications and for mold and water damage information, visit www.iicrc.org.
Bree Lorentzen joins RE/MAX Pinnacle
Bree Lorentzen has joined the real estate team at RE/MAX Pinnacle in Durango.
Formerly of Coldwell Banker, Heritage House Realty, Lorentzen offers personalized realty services and consultation to buyers and sellers of a variety of properties.
A native of Albuquerque and a 2002 graduate of Fort Lewis College, Lorentzen has more than nine years experience in the real estate industry.
For more information, call 759-1959 or email Bree@frontier.net.
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