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How To Get Your Roofing Contractors License C39 In California

Are you interested in becoming a licensed roofing contractor in California? Then you're in the right place! Here's how you can get your C39 roofing contractors license in California. In this video, we'll guide you through the process of obtaining your roofing contractor's license C39 in California with the help of Contractors Intelligence School.

First, we'll cover the basic requirements for obtaining a C15 license, including education and work experience. Then, we'll discuss the benefits of choosing Contractors Intelligence School for your licensing needs, including their comprehensive study materials and expert guidance.

You'll also learn about the different steps involved in the licensing process, from submitting your application to passing the state exam. We'll provide helpful tips for studying and preparing for the exam, as well as guidance on how to navigate the licensing process efficiently.

Whether you're just starting out in the roofing industry or are looking to advance your career, this video will provide you with all the information you need to obtain your roofing contractor's license in California.

This license allows you to install, repair, and waterproof various types of roofs. This type of work is not limited to residential or commercial-type roof projects.

Requirements:

You must have 4 years of journeyman-level experience in roofing.

You must be at least 18 years old.

You must have a Social Security Number (SSN) or ITIN

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Answers to Your Questions About HVAC Licensing in California

Unlocking HVAC Career Success: Navigating California’s License Requirements

HVAC certification in California is pivotal for a thriving career in the field, ensuring adherence to industry standards. The expanding US HVAC market underscores the demand for skilled technicians. An HVAC license is mandatory and regulated by the Contractors State License Board.

Understanding HVAC Contractor License: California grants permissions for installation, maintenance, and repair of HVAC systems. It encompasses various tasks from system installations to troubleshooting and duct inspections.

Types of HVAC Certifications: States offer HVAC apprenticeship, journeyman, and master licenses, each delineating skill levels and project scopes. Apprenticeships don’t require prior experience, while journeyman and master licenses entail years of experience and assessments.

Acquiring an HVAC License in California: Obtain relevant experience through apprenticeships or technical courses. The licensing exam, covering law, business, and HVAC trade, demands a thorough preparation.

Costs Involved: Expenses for securing an HVAC license vary based on training options, ranging from apprenticeships to university programs.

In conclusion, understanding the nuances of HVAC licensing in California is pivotal for embarking on a successful and compliant career in the field.

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Transform Your Vision with Licensed Contractors California

Are you in search of reliable Licensed Contractors California to bring your dream construction project to life? Look no further than Lakeview Construction Inc. Our team of dedicated professionals combines years of experience with a passion for excellence. We offer comprehensive Construction Engineering Services, ensuring your project is executed flawlessly from concept to completion. Whether you're planning a new commercial venture or a residential upgrade, our expertise extends to both sectors.

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How To Create A Comprehensive List Of Potential Flooring Contractors?

When it comes to creating a comprehensive list of potential flooring contractors, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. It is important to consider various factors and resources in order to ensure the best possible outcome. This article will provide a comprehensive overview of how to create an extensive list of potential flooring contractors in order to make an informed decision on which contractor is best suited for the job.

The first step in creating a comprehensive list of potential flooring contractors is researching the industry. It is important to read up on industry standards, research different types of flooring materials, and familiarize oneself with current trends and pricing models. Additionally, understanding the differences between licensed and unlicensed contractors can help narrow down the selection process.

In addition to research, referrals from trusted sources such as family and friends should be taken into consideration when forming a list of potential flooring contractors. Professional organizations such as the National Wood Flooring Association can also be consulted for qualified recommendations. Furthermore, online reviews can provide insight into customer satisfaction rates for each contractor.

Research Requirements

Before beginning the process of creating a comprehensive list of potential flooring contractors, it is important to consider the research requirements necessary to identify qualified professionals. Researching the local market and understanding all licensing requirements are essential to ensure that prospective candidates meet industry standards. Additionally, researching their previous projects and determining what materials they specialize in should be taken into consideration. An assessment of their customer service and ability to adhere to deadlines should also be included in the research process. It is important to note that all potential contractors should be thoroughly vetted before making a decision. This includes reviewing references, verifying insurance coverage, and obtaining detailed cost estimates for comparison purposes. By conducting thorough research, one can create an accurate list of qualified professional contractors who can provide quality services at reasonable prices.

Sources Of Information

When creating a comprehensive list of potential flooring contractors, it is important to consider multiple sources of information. The internet is a great place to start as many flooring contractors have websites and can be easily located online. Additionally, local search engines are useful for finding local businesses that specialize in flooring services. Professional organizations and trade publications can also provide helpful information about qualified contractors. For example, the National Wood Flooring Association offers resources for locating certified wood floor professionals in certain areas. Finally, personal referrals from family members and friends are also an effective way to find reliable flooring contractors. It is important to remember that each referral should be carefully evaluated before selecting a contractor for the job.

Conclusion

Finding reliable and experienced flooring contractors can be a difficult task. To make this process easier, it is important to create a comprehensive list of potential contractors. Before starting the search, it is essential to research the requirements for the project. This includes determining the type of flooring needed, budget and timeframe. Once the project requirements are established, potential sources of information can be used to build the list.

The first step is to ask family members, friends and colleagues who have recently renovated their homes if they can recommend any flooring contractors. This can provide valuable feedback and recommendations from people with firsthand experience. Additionally, online directories such as Yelp or Angie’s List may provide reviews and ratings on local contractors in the area. Furthermore, researching contractor associations such as the National Wood Flooring Association may also provide helpful information regarding qualified professionals in certain geographic areas.

Finally, once a shortlist of contractors has been created, it is important to inquire about their experience and qualifications before making a decision on who to hire. Request references from past projects as well as proof of insurance coverage and certifications necessary in order to ensure that all legal requirements will be met during the installation process. By following these steps, roofing experts should be able to easily create an exhaustive list of qualified flooring contractors for any given project requirement.

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This video walks you through how to get a General Building Contractors License in California. The following topics are covered in this video:

00:00 Overview of the B General Building Contractors License

00:36 Requirements for the B General Building Contractors License

01:50 Contractors License Guide by Contractors Intelligence School

02:15 General Building Contractors License Application

02:35 General Building Contractors License Exam

03:09 Exam Preparation for General Building Contractors License

03:58 Final Steps to Obtain General Building Contractors License

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Choosing the best bathroom remodelers in San Jose for your home can be a somewhat challenging task but it is very important.

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1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback

1969 was, effectively, the final year for the Shelby Mustang. By now assembly had shifted in Michigan from California where it was contracted out to A.O. Smith Corporation. Smith, an established Motor City contractor, had brought a level of serious manufacturing skill, supplier management, procedure and standards never seen at Shelby’s facility where LAX met the vibrant (and sometimes extreme) subculture of Venice, California.

Now largely designed and specified by Ford staffers, the 1969 Shelby Mustang was drastically different visually from the standard Mustangs, with a completely different nose and grille, a wide rectangular opening with blacked out grille flanked by 7” headlights and with Shelby’s characteristic driving lights now smaller rectangular pieces below the attractive, but largely ineffective, bumper. The special Shelby hood had five ducts, three NACA-style surface ducts replaced the complicated but entertaining shaker hoods of years gone by to supply cold air directly to the engine air intake and two extractors at the back of the hood relieving underhood pressure and exhausting heated air in front of the windshield.

A surface duct behind the headlights and a scoop behind the door and in front of the rear wheel arch that was ducted to the rear brakes continued the performance theme. The rear panel was completely different from the Mustang, housing a set of 1965 Thunderbird sequential taillights with the rear license plate placed between them and including a small ducktail spoiler. The area under the bumper where standard Mustangs carried their license plate contained two rectangular outlets for the Shelby’s dual exhaust system. Standard wheels were unique 5-spoke Mag Stars with alloy centers and chrome steel rims.

Under the hood lay the 428 Cobra Jet which had powered the ’68 Shelby GT500KR. Both Ford and Shelby recognized the superiority of the high performance CJ and made it the standard engine for 1969’s Shelby Mustangs. 

At the end of the 1969 model year 789 Shelby Mustangs were in-process at A.O. Smith. They were visually updated with black hood stripes and a chin spoiler and given new VINs. Otherwise the 1970s were exactly the same as the ‘69s making these two years essentially identical examples of the end of the Shelby Mustang series which had begun only a scant six years before.

Avidly sought by collectors and obsessively documented by the Shelby American Automobile Club, most Shelby Mustangs are well known and have well known histories. Occasionally, however, a example appears which has been out of sight for years. Even more rarely it turns out to have been little used and continuously maintained by a thoughtful and caring single owner for nearly forty years.

The Black Jade 1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 Sportsroof fastback offered here is one of those rare and highly desirable cars. It was delivered new to Ford’s dealer in Yokohama, Japan, Marubeni Motors K.K., and was sold thereafter to its first, and only, owner in Japan. It has been repainted in the original color once but is otherwise completely original, as delivered and has only 84,941km on its metric-calibrated export speedometer (52,779 miles.) Its sympathetic maintenance and care shows throughout in its clean, straight, rust-free condition.

Power of course comes from the 428 cubic inch Cobra Jet Ram Air V-8 engine which Ford and Shelby conservatively rated at 335 horsepower at 5,200rpm and a gut-wrenching 440 lb-ft torque at 3,400rpm. It puts the power through Ford’s highly regarded C-6 automatic transmission and Traction-Lok differential with high speed 3.00:1 gearing that takes full advantage of the CJ engine’s torque. In addition to the highly desirable drivetrain specification it is loaded with options including the Visibility Group, Goodyear white letter tires, Sport Deck folding rear seat, power front disc brakes, power steering, tilt steering column, Selectaire air conditioning, AM/8-track stereo radio, tinted glass, deluxe belts, tachometer and trip odometer.

It is finished in one of the Shelby Mustang’s most attractive colors, Black Jade. The interior and high back buckets seats are upholstered in black Clarion Knit/Corinthian vinyl that complements with Black Jade exterior.

It returned to the U.S. in 2006 but has never been titled by its current owner so it remains a one-owner car. Its absolutely clear history, one-owner provenance, highly original condition with known mileage and extensive options list are attributes shared by few Shelby Mustangs of this age. This is a rare opportunity for an astute collector to acquire a particularly significant, unmolested Shelby Mustang from the last, and most highly developed, series.

1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback

Powered by a 428ci V8 engine mated to a C6 automatic transmission, this beauty includes the original #Shelby owner card, a copy of the Shelby work order and Window Sticker.

1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback

1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback

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Desert Inn, 1950-2000

Photo: Desert Inn, April 1950, by J. R. Eyerman. LIFE magazine, 6/19/50.

‘46: Wilbur Clark uses the $1.5M proceeds from the sale his share of the El Rancho Vegas and property in San Diego to begin the process of building the Desert Inn.

‘47: Construction begins. Groundbreaking plans described, hotel “designed by J. Maher Weller” of Las Vegas (RJ 3/19/47); building permit issued to contractor JA Anderson (RJ 4/11/47). Clark runs out of money.

‘49: Clark partners with Cleveland associates led by Moe Dalitz. The group takes three-quarters interest in the DI. Construction resumes in Jul. (RJ 7/12/49).

‘50: Desert Inn opens 4/24/50, the state’s largest employer. Licensed to W. Clark, M. Dalitz, M. Kleinman, A. Roen, S. Tucker, T. McGinty, Cornelius Jones, H. Greenspun and others (RJ 2/28/50). W. McAllister, initial design, H. Taylor final design, S. Harris contractor (RJ 4/23/50). Jac Lessman, interior design (RJ 4/26/50). Signs by H. Boernge, YESCO.

‘52: 18-hole golf course opened in Oct.

‘53: DI’s first Tournament of Champions pro golf tournament.  

‘54: Second road sign replaces the original

‘56: Second road sign modified, arch motif added to the front; gates over both driveway entrances

‘59: Property sold to L. Wien & W. Purcell (Desert Inn Associates) and leased back to the Clark, Dalitz, et al. (Desert Inn Operating Co.).

‘61: Second road sign modified

‘63: The nine-story St. Andrews Tower opens, 100 rooms.

‘64: Clark sells his shares of DI Operating Co to its other members and retires from DI. Road sign rebuilt.

‘67: Howard Hughes buys lease from Dalitz group.

‘74: Road sign nearly covered by expanded board.

‘76: Andrews tower covered in mirrored glass (RJ 10/10/76) as first phase of ’77-78 renovation and expansion effort.

‘77: Wimbledon tower completed in Oct; Desert Inn scales back operations in Nov. until construction is completed following summer.

‘78: Reopened Jul. 4 with Augusta tower (Marnell-Corrao Assoc., architect) and new sign by Heath & Co. DI totals 825 rooms.  

‘88: Summa sells DI lease and Sands property in Feb. to Kirk Kerkorian, Tracinda Corp, for a combined $167M. Kerkorian buys DI real estate at an unknown date.

‘94: ITT Corp. buys the Desert Inn from Kerkorian for $160M.

‘97: $200M expansion, Palm Tower completed. The expansion reduces the number of DI rooms to 715.

‘98: Starwood buys ITT and puts the Desert Inn up for sale.

2000: Wynn buys DI for $270M, closes the resort Aug. 28.

2001: DI’s Augusta Tower is imploded Oct. 23.

2002: Wynn begins construction on the Le Reve (Wynn Las Vegas) Nov. 1.

2004: DI’s Palm and St. Andrews towers imploded Nov. 16.

Adapted, edited from “Desert Inn Chronology,” L.V. Sun 4/28/2000

Additional sources: Associated Press. “Real Estate Man Buys Desert Inn.” Ludington Daily News, 8/17/59; “Desert Inn Property is Sold.” Las Vegas Review-Journal, 8/17/59; Tax Exempt Foundations and Charitable Trusts: Their Impact on Our Economy. Second Installment. U.S. Govt. Printing Office, 10/16/63; Desert Inn plans sharp cutbacks. Review-Journal, 10/11/77; J.L. Dinoff. Desert Inn Topped Out. Review-Journal, 5/3/78; Sign of Good Taste. Review-Journal, 7/2/78; Center of action at D.I. to be tower. Review-Journal, 7/2/78; Interview with Bob Maheu conducted by Tim Anderson for The Las Vegas I Remember, KNPR, 2005.

Desert Inn layout circa '59. Sanborn Fire Insurance Atlas Collection, California State University, Northridge. 

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My angel number. Keep going, take the risk, move forward, change is happening.

Today I’ve been researching names for my consulting business. I’m circling around dreamlandd (Dream + LandD) - the .com is available. I snagged it as an option. I set up an appointment with my tax person to next week to identify what kind of corporation I’d set up, there are a lot of options and I want to make sure I’m doing everything correctly. I’m thinking I’ll just do a sole proprietorship out of the gate but if anyone has any advice on that versus an S-Corp, I would appreciate it!

After that, it’s just locking the name and applying for a business license. I also need to compare the merits of basing it in Washington vs California which she will help me with.

My flight is booked for Seattle in a few weeks to start dealing with all of the deferred Alki maintenance. There was another power surge which fried the upstairs furnace transformer, so I had to get that repaired, I’m hoping I can make a claim with the city to help cover that cost. Upon inspection, it turns out that the furnace downstairs is over 31 years old, which is insane, they only last about 15 years so I am well overdue for a new one. I think it can last a while longer while I assess the cost of putting another floor on the top of the house, which in that case, probably, I’d likely just replace both of them. I’m so bad at understanding any kind of basic house maintenance, that needs to be some thing I develop more of an acumen around this year.

Otherwise, my sister‘s ex partner who is a contractor is going to come and look at the floor in the bottom unit that was damaged by the leak, assess for mold and then give me a bid for replacing all of the flooring. There’s also a ton of old broken furniture, an outdoor fireplace and barbecue that are rotted out and a really old outdoor storage unit that’s rotted that I’m going to have a junk service removed.

Onward! 

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The Role of an Electrical Contractor in Ensuring Safe and Efficient Electrical Systems

Electricity is an integral part of our daily lives, powering our homes, businesses, and industries. Ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems is paramount, and this is where electrical contractors play a crucial role. Eilhardt Electric, located in Placerville, California, is a prominent electrical services provider dedicated to delivering top-notch solutions to a diverse clientele. In this comprehensive blog post, we will delve into the world of electrical contracting, exploring the services they offer, the importance of their work, and why Eilhardt Electric stands out as a reliable choice.

Understanding the World of Electrical Contracting

Electrical contracting is a specialized field within the construction industry that focuses on electrical systems' design, installation, maintenance, and repair. Electrical contractors are highly skilled professionals who possess the expertise required to work with electricity safely and efficiently. Here are some key aspects of the electrical contracting industry:

Scope of Services: Electrical contractors offer a wide range of services, catering to residential, commercial, and industrial clients. These services include:

Electrical installations

Repairs and troubleshooting

Regular maintenance

Upgrades and renovations

Safety inspections

Wiring for new constructions

Regulations and Codes: Electrical contractors must adhere to strict electrical codes and regulations to ensure the safety and compliance of their work. These codes are designed to prevent electrical hazards and fires.

Safety Protocols: Safety is paramount in electrical work. Contractors employ rigorous safety protocols to protect their team and clients from accidents and electrical shocks.

Licensing and Certification: To operate as an electrical contractor, professionals need to obtain the necessary licenses and certifications. This ensures that they have the knowledge and skills required to perform electrical work safely and effectively.

Eilhardt Electric: A Trusted Name in Electrical Contracting

Eilhardt Electric is a well-established electrical services provider serving the Placerville, California area. With a commitment to customer satisfaction and a team of highly skilled electricians, they have earned a stellar reputation in the industry. Let's explore what sets Eilhardt Electric apart:

Customer-Centric Approach: Eilhardt Electric places a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction. They prioritize clear communication, responsiveness, and delivering services that align with their clients' needs and expectations.

Highly Skilled Team: The success of Eilhardt Electric can be attributed to their team of experienced and skilled electricians. These professionals undergo rigorous training and stay updated with the latest industry trends and technologies.

Diverse Clientele: Eilhardt Electric caters to a diverse clientele, including homeowners, business owners, and industrial clients. They have the versatility to handle projects of various sizes and complexities.

Quality Assurance: Eilhardt Electric takes pride in their commitment to quality. Whether it's a minor repair or a major electrical installation, they ensure that every job meets the highest standards of precision and workmanship.

The Importance of Safe and Efficient Electrical Systems

Safe and efficient electrical systems are crucial for several reasons. They impact our daily lives, the functionality of businesses, and the overall safety of our communities. Here are some key reasons why electrical systems must be in top condition:

Safety: Faulty electrical systems can lead to electrical fires, electrical shocks, and other hazards. Proper maintenance and repairs by electrical contractors like Eilhardt Electric are essential to prevent accidents.

Energy Efficiency: Efficient electrical systems consume less energy, reducing utility bills and environmental impact. Upgrading to energy-efficient lighting and appliances is a valuable service provided by electrical contractors.

Reliability: Electrical outages can disrupt daily life and business operations. Electrical contractors ensure that systems are reliable and less prone to failures.

Compliance: Compliance with electrical codes and regulations is mandatory. Electrical contractors ensure that your electrical systems meet all legal requirements, avoiding fines and penalties.

Eilhardt Electric's Comprehensive Services

Eilhardt Electric offers a wide range of electrical services to meet the needs of their diverse clientele. Whether you're a homeowner looking to upgrade your lighting or a business owner in need of commercial electrical services, Eilhardt Electric has you covered. Here are some of the services they provide:

Residential Services:

Electrical installations for new homes

Wiring upgrades

Lighting design and installation

Electrical panel upgrades

Electrical repairs

Commercial Services:

Office electrical installations

Retail store lighting

Restaurant and hospitality electrical services

Electrical maintenance contracts

Emergency electrical services

Industrial Services:

Manufacturing facility electrical work

Machine and equipment wiring

Safety audits and compliance

Electrical system design and installation

Troubleshooting and repairs

Conclusion: Trust Eilhardt Electric for Your Electrical Needs

In conclusion, electrical contractors play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems. Eilhardt Electric, as a premier electrical services provider in Placerville, California, stands out for their commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. Whether you need residential, commercial, or industrial electrical services, Eilhardt Electric's team of skilled professionals is ready to meet your needs. Don't compromise on the safety and reliability of your electrical systems; trust the experts at Eilhardt Electric for all your electrical needs.

To learn more about their services or schedule an appointment, visit Eilhardt Electric.

Here are 10 frequently asked questions (FAQs) about electrical contractors:

What is an electrical contractor?

An electrical contractor is a professional or company specializing in electrical services, including design, installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems.

What services do electrical contractors offer?

Electrical contractors offer a wide range of services, including electrical installations, repairs, troubleshooting, maintenance, upgrades, and safety inspections.

Why should I hire an electrical contractor?

Hiring an electrical contractor ensures that electrical work is done safely, efficiently, and in compliance with local electrical codes and regulations. It also reduces the risk of electrical hazards.

Are electrical contractors licensed and certified?

Yes, reputable electrical contractors are required to obtain licenses and certifications to demonstrate their competence and adherence to industry standards.

How do I choose the right electrical contractor for my project?

To choose the right electrical contractor, consider their experience, reputation, licensing, insurance, and past client reviews. Get multiple quotes and ask for references.

What are the common electrical problems that require a contractor's assistance?

Common electrical problems include power outages, faulty wiring, circuit breaker issues, and electrical appliance malfunctions, all of which can be addressed by electrical contractors.

Do electrical contractors work on both residential and commercial projects?

Yes, many electrical contractors offer services for both residential and commercial projects, tailoring their expertise to the specific needs of each type of client.

Can electrical contractors help with energy-efficient upgrades?

Absolutely. Electrical contractors can assess your electrical systems and recommend energy-efficient solutions, such as LED lighting, smart home automation, and more.

Do electrical contractors provide emergency services?

Many electrical contractors offer emergency services for situations like power outages, electrical faults, and safety concerns that require immediate attention.

What is the cost of hiring an electrical contractor?

The cost of hiring an electrical contractor varies depending on the scope of the project, location, and complexity. It's best to obtain quotes from multiple contractors for accurate pricing.

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How To Get Building Moving Demolition Contractors License C21

Are you ready to become a licensed Building Moving and Demolition Contractor (C21) in California? Contractors Intelligence School is here to guide you every step of the way. With our comprehensive courses and support, achieving your contractor licensing goals has never been easier.

To qualify, you need at least four years of journeyman-level experience in building moving and demolition, be at least 18 years old (though it's recommended to apply at 23), and have a Social Security Number or ITIN. Start by filling out the state application, which our staff will review and submit for you. Once your application is processed, schedule and pass the Law and Business exam and the Trade exam, both of which are multiple-choice.

Prepare for these exams using our videos, reading materials, and audio courses, conveniently accessible through our exclusive mobile app. After passing the exams, complete and submit the final paperwork to obtain your license. With Contractors Intelligence School, you’ll have access to top-notch resources and a high success rate.

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Licensed Contractors California - Trusted Construction Experts

Lakeview Construction Inc. is your premier choice for licensed contractors in California. Our skilled team offers top-notch construction services, ensuring excellence in every project. From residential to commercial ventures, trust our experts to deliver outstanding results. Contact us for reliable and professional construction solutions in California.

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Mogil-Kahn Construction Company 1957 (Photo taken by Tim Aarons in March 2023 on Collins St. between Lankersheim and Tujunga).

Kahn was Edwin “Ed” Walter Kahn, born on June 3, 1922 in Pittsburg to “Theodore and Helen H. (Meyers),” and a “construction company executive, engineer” (Who’s who in the West: A Biographical Dictionary of Noteworthy Men and Women of the Pacific Coast and the Western States, A.N. Marquis Company, 1989). In 1935, he lived with is family in Portland, Oregon. He was still with his family in Portland in 1940 (per the 1940 U.S. Federal Census). However, he attended Fairfax Senior High School in Los Angeles, CA. Before WWII, he also attended UCLA, where he played soccer and baseball. In WWII, he was a lieutenant pilot in the USA Air Force -  a B-24 bomber pilot in the 89th and as a flight instructor. He was later a civil engineer and, if I understand the abbreviations correctly, he had gotten a B.S. degree in civil engineering from the University of California in 1948 (assuming Berkeley).

According to his obituary, he was a “Registered Professional Engineer and a licensed General Contractor.”

He married Arleen Barbara Rudolph on December 23, 1951, and they had two children - Gregory Michael and Julia Fran. He was the chief structural designer for General Engineering Service Company in Los Angeles in 1948 and then a partner in Pollak-Kahn & Associates, engineers, also in Los Angeles in 1949. and Mogil-Kahn Construction Company (World Who’s who in Commerce and Industry, Volume 10, Marquis-Who’s Who., 1957). He died February 5, 2016 and is buried in the Hollywood Hills Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

Pollak-Kahn was located at 1106 S. La Cienega Boulevard, now LB4LB Boxing Gym (Glaziers Journal - Volume 35, pg. 60, 1956). One project they had was the design and engineering of “a fully integrated community for light industry” on a 100-acre “tract of industrial buildings and plant sites” (Industrial Development, Volumes 3-4, Conway Publications, 1956).

According to the realty company, Crisby Doe Associates, “it is clear that Pollack & Kahn fully mastered the now classic post & beam glass house style pioneered by the U.S.C. School of Architecture just after war. Their work seems most closely aligned with that of Richard Dorman’s designs of the period. The living spaces are lifted, and set above the carport to allow maximum light and views from the close-in hillside setting.”

Some more info from his obituary: “He retired after 40 years as a real estate developer and as President of Kahn Construction Co., Contractors and Engineers. He had a commercial pilot's license and served as a docent at the original Museum of Flying in Santa Monica. Ed was a member of the Masons, Scottish Rites, Shriners, Commemorative Air Force, Air Force Association, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. Ed is survived by his wife and best friend, Mariko, sons Greg and Winston, daughter Julie, stepdaughters Pam (Harry) Kraushaar and Andrea (Jeffrey) Lustgarten, stepson Mitchell Barnow (Dale Leininger) and step grandchildren, Shelby Powell (Brian), Kimberley Kraushaar, Brandon and Rachel Lustgarten.” (No mention of Arleen?) They also had two pets named Maya and Corey.  

I have no idea who Mogil is. Really strange how I could find out so easily who Kahn was but not Mogil. Mogil may be Norbert V Mogil, who was located at 6517 W Olympic Blvd according to the Los Angeles Street Address Directory, 1956, May (Los Angeles Public Library).

Additional source:

Who’s Who in Steel and Metals, pg. 209, Atlas Publishing Co, 1964