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February 25, 2016

Three Sources of IAQ Problems You May Have in Your Building

Uncovering the reason(s) behind indoor air quality (IAQ) problems in commercial buildings is not as easy as measuring the fumes from an industrial process. Those fumes are emanating from a particular process or area that makes them easy to pinpoint and measure, while IAQ problems in commercial buildings, schools and hospitals can be a mystery […]

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August 3, 2015

Repair vs. Replace- Boiler 101

Heating season is among us, which means you need to know your facility’s boilers are ready and reliable for the fall and winter seasons. Boilers and water heaters have finite service lives. They will eventually require replacement or repair, even with comprehensive maintenance. Even though a unit’s age is a key consideration, it’s not the […]

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January 29, 2015

Keep Your Entrance Mats in Tiptop Shape

April showers are right around the corner and high-performance matting is more than likely going to be a major component to keep your facility’s floors clean, dry and slip free. Matting can go a long way with trapping moisture and dirt, which leads to a reduction in cleaning. Crown Mats and Matting, a manufacturer of […]

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November 21, 2014

Sealing Air Leaks for Energy Savings

Reducing the amount of air that leaks in and out of your facility is a cost-effective way to cut heating costs this winter; or cooling costs in the summer. As well as create a healthier indoor environment for your tenants or customers. Air leakage is the single largest source of wasted energy and indoor air […]

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November 20, 2014

Higher Winter Temperatures = Lower Heating Bills This Winter

According to the Department of Energy this coming winter is expected to have warmer temperatures, which in return means paying less to heat your facility. Last year we experienced an unusually cold winter, 11 percent colder, in fact, than previous year, which drove up the heating bills. Property and Facility Managers are expected to see […]

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August 6, 2014

Avoid Costly Plumbing Problems

It’s hard to think about winterizing your facility while the temperatures are still high. However, the cold is approaching and with it comes potential plumbing problems, which can be avoided if you prepare yourself and your building. Begin by checking for leaks. A small hidden leak that might go unnoticed during the summer will certainly […]

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