Winter can be one of the most difficult times for your commercial roofing. Between winter’s ice, snow, rain and last year’s autumn leaves, your commercial roof could be struggling to keep up. Cleaning off your roof and ensuring proper drainage is important. At this time of year, it’s a good idea to check your roof and perform these maintenance tasks as necessary.
Clean Off the Debris
Go up to your roof and look for piles of debris that could have accumulated at the end of the fall or in the beginning months of winter. Read More»
Do you love the look of old, classy homes? With a simple makeover, your home can have an elegant look without having to buy a new home or breaking the bank on remodeling. Here are five tips on how to make your home look sophisticated:
1. Install wide crown molding and baseboards
The combination of crown molding and baseboards gives any boring room a polished, elegant look. Choose wide moldings and baseboards with more edges and corners to draw the eye to intricate details. Read More»
Everyone finds some mold in their home from time to time, especially in the bathroom or other damp places. The often dark, sticky substance is unsightly and difficult to remove, in addition to being a danger to your health. As bad as this visible mold is for you, the mold that hides in your walls is worse because you are unaware of its threat to your health. You need to understand the dangers of mold and take steps to remove it when it invades your home. Read More»
Rotary screw compressors are commonly used in a number of industrial settings. They provide machinery with a continual flow of compressed air. They are extremely quiet and efficient. However, they are also equipped with some of the most amazing technology in the industry today. Thankfully, they don’t consume a lot of energy, which helps to cut down on overall utility bills. They were built to last for quite some time, while running them around the clock. Read More»
Most people don’t think twice about their septic system until there is a problem. Understanding that there are products and materials that are not safe to flush into your septic system, and knowing that your system must be maintained, will help protect your system from serious repairs. Left neglected, your septic system can fail completely, and you will have to replace your entire system. To avoid costly repairs to your septic system, follow a maintenance routine and avoid filling your system with materials that will hurt the integrity of the system. Read More»
