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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.

Stone restoration is a comprehensive process that brings life back to worn, dull, or damaged stone surfaces. It involves techniques such as cleaning, honing, polishing, and sealing to enhance the stone's appearance and durability.
Metal surfaces are more than just functional elements—they are visual statements that contribute to the aesthetic appeal and value of a property. Over time, however, these surfaces can become dull, tarnished, or damaged due to exposure to the elements, wear and tear, or simply the passage of time.
Metal surfaces are more than just functional elements—they are visual statements that contribute to the aesthetic appeal and value of a property. Over time, however, these surfaces can become dull, tarnished, or damaged due to exposure to the elements, wear and tear, or simply the passage of time. This is where the art and science of metal refinishing come into play.
Stone floor cleaning utilizing the proper methods is helpful for keeping dirt, debris and germs at bay.  That makes it an essential part of any building maintenance plan for achieving a professional appearance and healthy indoor environment.
Did you know the same ultraviolet radiation that damages your skin may also harm your building facade? UV rays can cause both physical and chemical changes when they come into contact with some building materials. Natural and synthetic materials alike may be affected. 
Routine inspections, cleaning and architectural refinishing help to keep facilities in good condition. Proactive maintenance also saves taxpayer money by reducing the long-term costs of reactive maintenance and emergency repairs.  
Most building managers already know that routine cleaning of exterior masonry is essential for maintaining a professional appearance that makes a good first impression.
LEED Certification
At a time of high energy costs and environmental concerns, commercial buildings face pressure to deliver increased efficiency, a low carbon footprint and healthy indoor air.  LEED certification is one way to make progress toward these goals.
Most people must use the elevator to reach their destination within a commercial building. This makes your elevators one of the most visible assets on the inside of your facility. Keeping them well-maintained is absolutely essential for making the right impression on tenants and visitors.

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