great work! fast and friendly! I will definitely be using…read morethem again. They came on time and cleared out a deck for me fast and cleaned up well after their work.

Jay provided excellent service! He's very personable and professional! We have a completely new…read morebackyard and he offers pest control. He worked quickly and efficiently and arrived on time! Thanks Jay for your hard work and professionalism. He confess highly recommended folks and is definitely worth keeping on call

Alan, Richard, and the rest of All Connected have been successfully helping our Los Angeles small…read morebusiness grow our computer network for 5+ years. Taking us from a small 1 building network, to a network that now has 5 unique interconnected (and ALL CONNECTED) locations has come with a bunch of challenges, but Alan always has the right path of action for us. AC now helps us manage our Windows based network, a Citrix environment for remote access to programs, our mobile connectivity, backup our crucial data, and our web infrastructure. Growing the company from 5 or so employees to about 50 in the last few years has changed the IT needs significantly, but Alan and Rich have been able to forecast the correct direction for network growth. Anyway, as computers are slowly taking over the world and supposedly making life more efficient and easier, you need an expert to help you plan effectively and implement solutions. All Connected has my vote for the best IT firm in L.A. and one we will count on for years to come. Go All Connected.

The Pondella Building is a castle like huge home converted into collection of offices, shops and…read moresmall businesses. Made up of Bavarian architecture w/ a lot of Victorian character it's a huge staple of Sherman Oaks and LA Valley local flavor - established in the late 70s (1977). I've walked, driven and bussed by more times than I can count. Gazed at the gorgeous spiral staircase, side alley storage place and brick stone pathways leading in as well as out. Two stories high of local services including insurance, therapy (both physical and mental - including acupuncture) self care (lashes, brows & permanent via Ladies Boom LA), eyecare (attached nextdoor), birthing and infant services to name some, but there is a few more. If driving by down Riverside Drive it's something that will often hold your eye. Parking on the street or in a shared lot just before the corner off Riverside/Woodman Avenue. They have their own spaces in back - through their alley which you can access from either street or side.

The Pondella Building is quite an interesting piece of architecture in Sherman Oaks. It is really…read moreout of place being across from the shopping mall (galleria). I believe the style to be Victorian. It certainly looks old enough and has enough original features for it to actually be from that time period. The building is immaculately maintained, clean, freshly painted and if for any reason you get to go into the offices of some of the people that work there be prepared for a treat because there is a lot of cool architectural features. Exposed wood beams, bricks inside, wood fan flooring. It would be really cool to get an office here and work from inside. Quiet, quaint, classic, you certainly feel like you have been transported elsewhere.

How many hundreds of times have I driven by the Tarzana Community & Cultural Center? It has been…read moremany years, way back to the time there was a pottery store on the property. I finally had a chance to visit for a Tarzana Music Night last week. What a fun event! Because the weather was being forecasted to be cool with the potential of rain, the event was held indoors. Things were comfortable, but we were in close quarters with the other attendees. The sound was great and the performances were a lot of fun. I was primarily there to see a good friend perform, but I also had the chance to see some other talented musicians. I think each one was a singer songwriter, and I enjoyed each performance. Each one of the people that was working at the venue, which I imagine may have been on a volunteer basis, was friendly and a lot of fun. Normally the music nights are held outdoors, and I can imagine that most of the year, it is a lot of fun being in the open air.

What a cool place I never knew was here! Check out their events on their website! If you write them…read morethey will write you back too. They have a small outdoor stage with string lights hanging beautifully all around, a few picnic tables and fold out chairs for when there's an event to watch. When the chairs aren't there I imagine thats what they use for the outdoor dance floor under the stars, too! A few people brought their dogs on leash. I saw a few people brought in their own food, chilled out and ate while they watched the live band. They do have a very small amount of drinks, chips, and cookies for sale at a stand but thats it so if you don't want junk food def bring what you do want. They do have an indoor bathroom. PARKING - Def uber/LYFT to them. There are only a few spots in the back you can get to from the side street (not from Ventura blvd) and thats it! So do yourself a favor and get a ride. Lyft must know about this place because the driver knew exactly where to meet us in the back when we booked our return. For us it was a calm but fun summer evening hang outside! I don't know what its like without a band playing but hope I get a chance to check that out too.

Their work is amazing and the quality as well . I would…read moredefinitely recommend them and will be a forever customer .

They had to take two loads, one of dirt and another of construction debris. They were quick,…read moreefficient, pleasant, quiet and clean. They swept up before they left charged a reasonable price and left us very happy.

This is a quality company and they do wonderful work. They work really hard and fast and they want…read moreto make sure that the customer is satisfied. They did a lot of cement work for us and it was a difficult task because they had to level out the floor of the garage, which wasn't level. They clean up after themselves and have a great attitude. Highly recommend.

The Encino Town Center aka the hub of the Encino Commons area is a popular outdoor collection of…read moreshopping centers highlighting some of the best of daily life from breakfast to night in the city of Encino. When operating at full capacity you can enjoy the food of More Than Waffles, Chili's, and a lot of chain favs such as Panda Express, The Habit and Yogurtland to name some. The Michael's Arts, Craft and Supply store is solid. The Laemmle 5 movie theater is pretty nice for indie and popular movie goer favs. There is plenty of parking above, below and behind... Not so much on the street. There's a lot of shady areas throughout, but especially below near a nice pond of water and lots of palm trees on the Town Center side. I've been coming to the Commons for years though its been a while until recently... However after binge watching Cobra Kai on Netflix I feel like I've been driving by it all year and never missing a beat. Most businesses are operating with limited hours and doing a great drop social distancing. I definitely consider anything on the north side of the Commons area very much apart of this stretch of Encino community as well including Subway, Coffee Bean, Verizon, Menchie's and anything from Louise to Balboa Blvd off Ventura Blvd. While there aren't a lot of clothing related shops there's is almost everything else and something for all ages.

Really nice area and even it's super busy traffic it isn't that hard to find parking actually which…read moreis also free. Some spots you can only reach by walking to as parking is more on the sides

Best kept secret in Southern California! Rush, don't walk in, the moment their doors open…read more It's like finding the Hope Diamond in your cultural garden. As soon as you enter, you'll sense old rancho California, from the casa, to the cemetery, with names of early Californians who laid the first bricks to the present. In your mind you'll connect this puzzle piece with the others, Olvera Street in LA, San Juan Capistrano, and all the other missions, to a picture of time and place before we were. You'll move forward to the "Opera Period" of the Rancho, 1920's through the 1950s. Modernly, it's a place of intimate music spaces filled with friendly, clever , upbeat culture explorers whom you'll like.