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Physical facilities require ongoing maintenance and care. Without facility management and maintenance, buildings would quickly decay. Facility mangers work hard to keep buildings working safely and efficiently.

Commercial plumbing systems are in constant use. When you consider your core business hours, then add your early birds, night owls and weekend warriors – when is your plumbing system not in use?

As winter turns to spring, it’s crucial to hire a HVAC professional to service your system. An HVAC system is responsible for a significant proportion of the total energy use within a facility.

Physical facilities require ongoing maintenance and care. Without facility management and maintenance, buildings would quickly deteriorate. Generally speaking, facility managers ensure a business’s buildings, assets, equipment and grounds are safe and efficient.

The Situation You can tell the true measure of a person by how they handle themselves in an emergency. During an evacuation at Kennedy Square, Senior Day Porter Harriet McPhail, calmly and efficiently guided tenants to their specified areas. Grace under pressure is just one of the many defining traits that earned this 20-year Continuum […]

With summer almost behind us and fall approaching quickly, it’s time to think about preparing your HVAC system for the cooler months. As temperatures drop, you can run into problems if you don’t prep your HVAC system –  even if you have the most dependable equipment.

We know what you’re thinking, it’s September, the last thing anyone wants to be thinking about right now is snow removal. But what happens when we get that unexpected early season snow storm and you have a parking lot full of snow?

Changing your building’s HVAC filter might seem like a small detail, but if you neglect to track and schedule this important step in your building’s maintenance plan it may lead to costly downtime.

The touchless, or automatic faucet, is becoming a more popular choice for business owners to install in the kitchens, breakrooms and restrooms. 

We’ve all heard the phrase “If it’s not broke, then don’t fix it.” The problem with that theory is when it comes down to cost. If you wait until something brakes with your expensive piece of equipment, you’re going to spend significantly more money in the long run.