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Landmark and historic district designations come with rules, and character-defining features often require approval before any work begins. Skipping that step can stall a project fast.
Property prep for these moments goes beyond curb appeal. You’re balancing two priorities at once: aesthetic perfection and structural preparedness. Everyone — property managers, building owners, and engineers — plays a part in getting this right.
Canopy cleaning shouldn’t require a crisis to get attention. But without the right approach, equipment, and planning, these projects stall or get deprioritized quarter after quarter.
Our Fall Protection solutions introduced the Rooftop Safety Audit in late 2024 to give building owners and property managers a clear path forward.
When does it make sense to handle cleaning in-house versus bringing in a contractor? Below, we answer five questions that property managers and building engineers frequently ask related to canopy and awning cleaning.
Post-tension repair demands constant vigilance because surface appearances can be deceiving. What looks like a harmless hairline crack or minor water stain might actually signal severe tendon corrosion lurking beneath.
Commercial concrete isn’t cheap — standard slabs cost $6-$15 per square foot, with ready-mix concrete averaging $150 per cubic yard. Every dollar needs to pull its weight. That’s where post-tensioning comes in.
For building owners, property managers, building engineers, and maintenance teams, understanding these top violations is an opportunity to strengthen safety practices and prevent costly surprises.
The Valcourt Group and our regional brands provide specialty cleaning services designed to meet the unique needs of every environment. From high dusting to post-construction cleanup, our teams are skilled in handling complex projects.
Proactive waterproofing services should prioritize replacing cracked or shrunken sealants at control joints, window perimeters, and penetrations, as well as reglazing curtainwall systems where gaskets have failed.
