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First impressions are important, and for many businesses, the first impression a visitor has of your company is the parking garage.

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).

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.

Tuckpointing is the process of repairing masonry joints where gaps have occurred due to weathering or deterioration of the mortar over time.

Sandblasting is a technique that involves projecting small pieces of material at high speeds to clean or smooth a surface. When used correctly, it’s a great method for cleaning a variety of imperfections from surfaces. There are certainly some risks with using any cleaning method improperly, but there are many benefits to sandblasting.

When it comes to protecting your building and exterior surfaces, there are many options available for coatings, all of which have slightly different uses. The applications of those coatings are different, too, which means proper training in correct application is important.

Rust stains on concrete exteriors can make your building look unsightly. Those stains can come from a number of places, including water dripping on the concrete or metal tools or other materials left on the concrete. Rust can also occur simply based on the materials used in the concrete.

Commercial buildings can take a beating over time, and the exterior facade can start to show dirt, staining, or other markings. Whether light or dark, brick or concrete, limestone or stucco, the exterior of your building will need to be cleaned periodically to keep it looking its best and to help identify any needed repairs.

There are lots of reasons to stay on top of commercial building maintenance and restoration, including saving money by catching problems early, conducting maintenance at planned intervals rather than during emergency situations, and keeping your building in good working order.

While most people don’t notice it on a day-to-day basis, buildings are constantly moving. This can happen due to things like the ground below the building settling over time, winds exerting force on a tall building, or temperature fluctuations that cause the building materials to expand or contract.