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Do you own or manage a commercial building that has a parking lot? Perhaps you own or manage a stand-alone parking lot where you charge people to park? In either case it is important to keep that parking lot in tip-top shape. Think about it
If you are in charge of maintenance for a municipality in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or own commercial or industrial real estate that contains a catch basin on the premises, it is incredibly important that you have it cleaned and inspected on a regular basis.
Did you know that you are responsible for the catch basins that are located on your commercial or industrial property, which means they need to be included as part of your routine property maintenance plan. For most property owners, catch basins are one of those
Have you ever pulled into a parking lot that had a bunch of cracks, potholes, and bumps, and were worried about your tires and suspension driving through that mess? Maybe you have pulled into a parking lot that was full of large puddles and thought
Did you know that catch basins serve an important role in managing storm water and snowmelt runoff? However, the vast majority of property owners in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts don’t pay much or even any attention to them. In essence, without these simple yet affective
If you own or manage a property, or operate a business, you may be curious about something that most people simply do not think of. In fact, most property owners/mangers and business owners don’t usually think much about it. However, the question that remains is
Did you know that catch basins help both minimize flooding and protect water quality by removing trash, sediment, decaying debris, and other solids from stormwater and snowmelt runoff? In essence, these materials are stored in a sump that is located below the invert of the
If you own or manage a parking lot, or property that includes a parking lot, then you know how important it is to maintain it on a regular basis. That being stated, there is typically one incredibly important aspect that most people tend to overlook.
Did you know that most commercial and residential properties have catch basins installed in the ground? There is a great deal of reasons for these structures, however the most common purpose of a catch basin is to separate the host of contaminants that are found
If you own or manage a commercial building and begin to see puddles forming around the property during dry periods when it hasn’t rained in a while, it could be a sign that a major problem is brewing underground. The good news is that the
