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Continuum Services is proud to announce One Kennedy Square in Detroit and Two Towne Square and American Center in Southfield have earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR certification, which signifies that the building performs in the top 25 percent of similar facilities nationwide for energy efficiency and meets strict energy efficiency performance […]

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 […]

Cooling towers on Continuum commercial HVAC managed building.

Every day people depend on the safe and reliable operations of the building’s elevators. Knowing the different types of elevator maintenance contract options that best meet the facility’s requirements can greatly increase the chances of saving money. Four commonly-used types of maintenance contracts offer a range of coverage. Full Maintenance To begin with, total responsibility […]

Whether you are a property manager, facilities manager, or building owner, there are key areas for which to pay attention. Proper Lease Agreement Put together a proper lease agreement. For a relationship with an experienced attorney to ensure it complies with local and state laws. Create Lasting Relationships With Contractors You want to create a […]

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. Entrance Mat Care Tips Following are 10 […]

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 […]

According to the Department of Energy, this coming winter is expected to have warmer temperatures. This, in turn, means energy savings. Last year’s unusually cold winter, 11% colder than the previous one, drove heating bills significantly higher across the region. Thus, energy savings tips may help you save money this winter. Energy Saving Tips Set […]

It’s hard to think about winterizing your facility while the temperatures are still high. With the cold approaching, however, plumbing problems can arise. Preparing your building for colder months is recommended.  Begin by checking for leaks. A small hidden leak that might go unnoticed during the summer, but will become a problem during the colder […]