Maintaining parking garages over time
Parking garages serve an important purpose for commercial buildings by allowing a large number of vehicles to park in a relatively small space. Over time, they are subject to significant wear and tear from vehicle traffic, weather, and even just the passage of time.
Read MoreWindows and the risk of water infiltration
Windows are an important part of any building design due to allowing natural light into the space. But they’re also one of the riskiest parts of any building when it comes to water infiltration.
Read MoreProper installation and maintenance of EIFS exterior
EIFS, or Exterior Insulation and Finish System, is a great product that can be used to create a unique building exterior. Also called synthetic stucco, it consists of insulated boards with thin synthetic coatings on top to create the desired look for the exterior surface.
Read MoreTips for cleaning paint, old sealant, and more off your building exterior
Over time, any commercial building exterior can end up with any number of substances on it. Maybe someone painted another surface nearby and was careless with their application, so flecks of paint have spotted the outside of your building. Or perhaps an incorrect application of sealant on the concrete sidewalk also coated the bottom inch of the exterior wall.
Read MoreThe value of anti-graffiti coatings
Graffiti can be an eyesore for both commercial and residential property owners, and it can impact a community in many ways.
Read MoreFinding and fixing below-ground leaks
Underground leaks can cause major problems for a commercial building, especially if they go undetected for a long period of time. And since they’re below ground and warning signs aren’t obvious, they often do go undetected.
Read MoreParking garages and first impressions
First impressions are important, and for many businesses, the first impression a visitor has of your company is the parking garage.
Read MoreA closer look at concrete
Concrete is the most common artificial material available, which can be used for sidewalks, roads, buildings, parking garages, and much more. Concrete includes three basic components: water, cement, and aggregate (sand, rock, or gravel).
Read MoreEarly signs of a leak in your building
A leak in your commercial building can be disastrous if not caught early, whether that leak comes from the roof or somewhere in the plumbing of the building. Regular building inspections and thorough maintenance for all systems are important steps in preventing leaks.
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