Notice: Apology to all our customers and past potential clients. March 17, 2009
As many of you know we have had numerous problems with our web site and E-mails, that has hindered us in conducting our business in a professional manner over the past few months.  We have tried to rectify this matter, with our previous web hosting company with little success.  This is why in the past week you may have noticed a great deal of changes, In our web site and our ability to return E-mails. This is due to the fact that we're changing all of our Internet services over to netfirms. So if you can please bear with us for a little while longer we will be sure not to disappoint you in bringing you the highest quality and excellent pricing.

On a related note, we would like to inform all our clients as well our site visitors that after
three months of trying to sort of a problem with Arvic & Chilifish web hosting they were unwilling to provide a refund. Their reasoning is that they provided technical support, and that exceeded the
amount of our refund.  It is in our opinion that the service was not provided whereas we paid in the
expectation for adequate web hosting and e-mail services and did not receive what was promised.  So it is the stance of Above Below & Beyond Solutions LTD
That we will be seeking legal action for loss of business and any related expense.

Alberta Government Passes New Fire Code

In a long-awaited measure in fire prevention the Alberta government has passed a new fire code making it mandatory for all attached garages to be fire rated with gypsum board. Also any building extrusions within 1.5 m will have to be covered with gypsum board as well.  It is expected to rise the cost of building a new home an average of $3000 to $6000.  If you wish to find out more about this new fire code you can visit the Alberta governments website, by clicking on our related photo.

Canadian Government Passes New Renovation Tax Credit

In the advent of ecconomic hardship the Canadian government has announced that it will give tax payers a $1350 tax credit to put towards renovations on thier primary residence. This should help by bringing extra money in the hands of trades people that have seen a signifacant reduction of work. With this being only allocated for a one year period, home owners should consider getting upgrades to their homes sooner then later its not to offten that the government hands out free money.