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Visit our blog for up-to-date information on the architectural restoration industry. We cover a wide variety of topics to help managers restore and maintain the appearance, safety and value of commercial buildings.
Fall maintenance for commercial buildings includes a number of preventive steps to prepare for the colder months ahead. Managers must pay close attention to architectural surfaces that may be in need of cleaning, repair and refurbishing.
Professional glass restoration is recommended for removing existing hard water stains. In addition, treatments that protect against future damage help to ensure a longer service life and easier cleaning.
Anodized aluminum is among the most widely used metals in commercial buildings, and for good reason. As with other architectural assets, proper cleaning and maintenance are essential for maintaining aesthetic appearance, correcting damage and preserving asset value.
With 36 years of architectural refinishing expertise under our belts, Mid America Specialty Services (MASS) continues to provide the exceptional service our clients can count on.
George Smith, Southwest Regional Director of Sales for Mid America Specialty Services (MASS), says the grout in office buildings is often white or light grey, which tends to show dirt quickly. That makes preventive grout maintenance a top priority.
Roger Krick, Director of Facade Services for Mid America Specialty Services (MASS), has earned certification as a Level I Coating Inspector from the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
Efflorescence affects almost every type of masonry, according to Roger Krick, Director of Facade Services for Mid America Specialty Services. It shows up on brick, granite, marble, stucco and other natural stone surfaces.
From prestigious office buildings to college campuses, natural stone floors enhance the look and feel of almost any facility. Proper care on a consistent basis preserves the value of terrazzo, marble, granite, travertine, concrete and other stone materials. But mopping alone isn’t enough.
By guarding against future damage and correcting small problems early, you can reduce the need for more costly repairs down the road. For an effective maintenance program, you’ll want to work with professional refinishers who understand the different sources of damage affecting your facade.
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