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- Water Damage RestorationStaying Ahead of Damage: Embracing Proactive Waterproofing Solutions Predicting the weather has never been an exact science. Mother Nature is making weather forecasting even more unpredictable with a series of odd weather events, including one of the wettest Januarys on record. Much like meteorologists aim to predict the weather, you aim to predict what measures will best safeguard the structural integrity and value of your building in the long run. Effective waterproofing prevents costly water damage by addressing potential risks before crises occur. This article will dive into the benefits of proactive waterproofing and why this investment delivers a layer of security to reduce risk against the known and the unknown. Avoid Disaster with Proactive Waterproofing A study by the EPA revealed that 85% of buildings randomly surveyed across the U.S. had past water damage. Nearly half of these buildings were still experiencing problems with water damage, and over one-third reported leaks in occupied spaces. Once water infiltrates a building and continues unmitigated, it can lead to various issues, including mold growth, structural damage, and even health hazards for occupants. The commonality of water damage and its potential to cause damage merit a proactive approach to stop water infiltration. A proactive approach creates and maintains a waterproof barrier around your building envelope. This approach differs from reactive waterproofing, which involves repairing damage after signs of water infiltration. Repairing water damage is costly, far surpassing the cost of preventative measures. In addition to cost savings, a proactive approach to waterproofing reduces…
- Residential Pressure WashingAdding pressure washing to your routine building maintenance strategy is a simple yet effective way to achieve a clean and attractive facade. In spite of its simplicity, pressure washing is an often neglected strategy for maintaining a building’s exterior thought to be reserved for the toughest of stains or addressing years of neglect. Pressure washing revitalizes surfaces by cleaning and removing pollutants such as oils, mold, graffiti, and rust, thus making your building appear years younger. However, removing all those pollutants also contributes to your building’s structural longevity and can make walkways safer. In this article, we will walk you through the ins and outs of pressure washing, including what you should pressure wash and what you shouldn’t, along with the benefits of adding pressure washing to your routine property maintenance and spring cleaning. The Dual Benefits of Pressure Washing: Aesthetic and Structural In spite of its deep roots in physics, pressure washing is fairly straightforward. A water pump accelerates water creating a high-pressure stream. The water is then directed through a hose and out a spray wand. Users can tackle different levels of cleaning tasks by adjusting the pressure and changing the nozzle. Getting the most out of your commercial property requires proper maintenance that addresses its aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. Pressure washing shines in this facet, as it supports both of these goals. Leveraging this type of facade maintenance will improve your curb appeal, thus adding value. In addition, pressure washing can also remove harmful pollutants capable…