Where do you go to find an Architect?

My company was given the opportunity to remodel an old house that had build in the early 1900s in Little Rock. While we were taking down one of the walls in the basement area, we came across a section that seemed much older than the house above. My supervisor thought we might have a historical area that should be checked out. I called home office and they wanted it taken care of immediately. I went to Grayboxx.com because I had often used this site to find things and services in cities I knew nothing about. The site always brought back the best options for us in the past.

Under the top categories section, I clicked on architects of Little Rock under the list of cities that came back on the next page. From here, I navigated to business listings until I found an architect that I hoped could help. A young man came out within an hour and he looked at the site. After taking some pictures, he determined that we had done the right thing, as the wall in question appeared to be much older. He called some people out from the university who brought tools and other apparatus to test the wall.

My company was very upset at first because we were forced to stop the work as the site eventually became recognized as a historical site. Although the company lost the contract, we gained a great deal of good press because of the fact we put a historical site above making a profit. A great many interesting relics were discovered behind the wall when it was finally opened up. The governor of Arkansas recognized our company and I got a promotion. At last, doing the right thing paid off for everyone and we had Grayboxx to thank for helping the company to find an architect in Little Rock.