For every high rise in hospital, for every sports stadium and green energy project, for every power plant, there's a house where that energy is pumped into. There's a parent on a Zoom call, a fan above keeping them cool, and a monitor nearby keeping close eye on the baby. No construction is another focus of the Nika IBW Powering America team. In Portland, Oregon, at the Grand Avenue Apartments, middle-class families have a place to call home that's affordable and comfortable and new since 2021. In the heart of the Lloyd district, this project represented at the time the largest affordable housing development in the city in the last 50 years. With quick access to biking trails and public transportation of all kinds, this is home to 240 individuals and families, 10% of the units reserved for extremely low income Portlanders. And it was built by the power professionals of the Nika IBW team, which comes with all the professionals, safety, productivity, and quality of any other project, larger or more expensive. In San Diego, where residents face just as difficult a situation in finding an affordable place to live, the Nika IBW team is also doing its part here. HMT Electric and IBW 569 have partnered on many innovative residential bills, specializing in past and place construction. HMT is able to utilize creative cruise structures to help keep overall costs down and win residential work and gain more members. When anyone looks at the beautiful waterfront, dotted among the tallest towers are some of the most shining examples of Nika IBW craftsmanship. Back up in the Pacific Northwest, the Puget Sound chapter of Nika's Sequoia Electric Company has perfected prefabrication. A relatively new approach to electrical work were qualified, skilled and trained IBW members, complete many pieces of electrical installation in a shop setting prior to packaging and delivering to a construction site. It reduces man hours on the project, as well as waste, lost time due to material access and availability and rework due to manufacturer defects. They get the plans early, pop them into the 5D CAD system, which is the typical 3D of a building computerized model with cost and scheduling also being pre-planned to make up the fourth and fifth dimension here. It increases the speed at which a project, like the Waverly Apartments in downtown, can go up and become occupied. Having the need to expand their overall revenue, Nika Contractor B&D Industries has built out a rather impressive service division to handle any and all requests from home owners for smaller projects in and around the house. Ten smaller jobs may not add up to one large job, but every little bit helps and diversifies their business. B&D's electricians are the face of the company and allowing them to be the professionals they are, specialists able to answer any question or fix any issue, also translates to better brand awareness in the Albuquerque area on each call they go on. So as residential construction goes and service work, we got this.