Waterproofing

Any commercial structure will begin to degrade over time, regardless of the level of maintenance put into its care. However, some options enable a building to last much longer than it otherwise would, and this is where NJ commercial waterproofing comes into play. Waterproofing comes in many

Commercial buildings in New Jersey can be made of various materials, from stone to brick or even stucco. While every material has its pros and cons, what remains the same for all of them is their vulnerability to the changing weather across the year. New Jersey’s climate fluctuates between snowy

New Jersey is home to heavy rainfall, deep snow, and sometimes even the aftermath of hurricanes off the East Coast. This intense, fluctuating weather can leave structures compromised, both from sudden storm damage as well as more insidious, long-term changes that threaten the integrity of the

Delaware is home to significant variations in weather patterns. Deep snow may lean against buildings in the winter only to melt when heavy spring rains blanket the region. Because moisture is a regular part of living in this coastal state, commercial building owners should invest in methods of

Delaware weather is notoriously unpredictable. From sudden wintertime snow storms to the occasional summer hurricane, the commercial properties in this state are no stranger to moisture. An occasional humid day is no problem for most buildings. However, when heavy snow spends months piled against

Protecting your commercial building should be among your top priorities as a building owner or business manager in charge of maintenance decisions. Your structure is the safe haven from which business can be conducted. When the building is no longer functioning properly, operations can be

Wisdom says an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. When taking care of a commercial building, owners have much on their plate regarding maintenance. Getting ahead of problems can save time and money, but it is not always clear where to look for issues. Some problems grow in

Pennsylvania is notorious as a humid, wet state, receiving more than 40 inches of rain yearly. Thanks to record-breaking precipitation over the last ten years, PA residents are more aware of how soggy their environment can get. However, people are not the only ones inconvenienced by these moist