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EPA Building Certifications: What You Need to Know

Building owners and property managers of older properties must comply with legal requirements to protect against lead exposure, as outlined in the EPA’s Renovation, Repair, a

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Commercial vs. Residential Windows: What’s the Difference?

For commercial property managers and building owners, the costs of a window replacement project might seem jaw-dropping, especially if you’ve replaced windows at home. The costs

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What Do I Need to Do With My Doors and Walls to Soundproof a Room?

You don’t need to have an aspiring musician in your home or business to benefit from soundproofing a room. Maybe you are renting out a bedroom or need a conference room to ke

Commercial Windows & Energy Efficiency: How Building Owners Can Save Big

Improving the efficiency of your commercial property offers a clear financial advantage. Studies have shown that green buildings command higher rents and have lower vacancy rates.

How to Detect Inefficient Windows in the Winter

When the topic of your windows’ job in regards to energy efficiency arises, there’s almost a bipartisan split of opinions that’s more recognized in political debates.

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Weatherproofing Commercial Windows and Doors for Winter

In the winter months, a commercial property’s building envelope – the surfaces, including windows and doors that separate the interior and exterior – is prone to heat loss. T

7 Tips to Improve the Energy Efficiency of High-Rise Windows

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, commercial buildings account for 39 percent of the country’s total energy consumption. Moreover, utilities account for nearly one-thir

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Commercial Door Hardware List: Commonly Used Door Components

Commercial doors are often sold “unfinished” and without hardware, like locking systems, door closers, handles, and knobs. For example, many commercial doors ship with a bore h

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EPA Building Certifications: What You Need to Know

Commercial vs. Residential Windows: What’s the Difference?

What Do I Need to Do With My Doors and Walls to Soundproof a Room?

Commercial Windows & Energy Efficiency: How Building Owners Can Save Big

How to Detect Inefficient Windows in the Winter

Weatherproofing Commercial Windows and Doors for Winter

7 Tips to Improve the Energy Efficiency of High-Rise Windows

Commercial Door Hardware List: Commonly Used Door Components

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