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A commercial structure’s owner may invest in maintenance and services that boost how the building looks and operates. For instance, power washing the exterior can remove unsightly blemishes and make a good impression while improving the longevity of the building’s materials. However, one frequently

In New Jersey, commercial buildings are at the mercy of the weather. From coastal patterns like residual hurricanes coming in from the coast to deep snow in the winter and blazing summer sun, these structures put up with a lot of abuse every year. While regular maintenance is a critical element

Commercial buildings in Delaware have a lot to think about when it comes to maintenance. It is common to face masonry cracks, decaying mortar, exterior mold or algae growth, and more thanks to the frequent fluctuations in weather and moisture that the state experiences. Over time, this consistent

Delaware is a state with wide-ranging weather. Heavy snowfall in the winter gives way to bright sunshine and more than 45 inches of rain each year, and all of this moisture needs to go somewhere. Ideally, it seeps into the ground, where it can nourish plants and provide a lush, vibrant

New Jersey’s weather is all over the board—from feet of snow to intense thunderstorms, wind, and everything in between. This makes planning for building maintenance and safety difficult, because what works in summer may not be as effective in winter. One of the most overlooked options to keep a

The climate changes each year, but over time, scientists have noted trends that are expected to continue into the foreseeable future. In New Jersey, meteorologists are anticipating a rise in extreme weather, and the state is already at the mercy of year-round climate challenges thanks to its

Commercial properties in Pennsylvania regularly see damage caused by moisture and water intrusion. Thanks to the feet of snow that piles up against buildings in the winter and the heavy rains that bombard the structure during the spring and summer, there is little reprieve throughout the year for

Delaware is home to weather of all sorts—from heavy rain to deep snow, commercial buildings in the state see it all each year. Structures that have not undergone a waterproofing service are vulnerable to numerous types of structural damage, from moisture infiltration that generates thick, hazardous