ommercial buildings are a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Read This » Prevent Costly Repairs with Envelope Maintenancehe main reasons facility managers should maintain a building envelope are life safety, water tightness and efficiency. “You need to do things to improve water tightness and improve the integrity of the building, including putting on a new roof, restoring walls, replacing windows for energy efficiency, and upgrades that improve energy efficiency,” says Paul Totten, WSP vice president, Building Enclosures Division. Apart from upgrades, building enclosures require maintenance from the beginning, he adds. New buildings come with warrantied materials and labor that lasts anywhere from one to five years. “You want to do a pre-warranty expiration walk well in advance of when those warranties expire,” Totten says.
Read This » Facilities Embraces Electrification for 2030 Goalshe electrification movement has the full attention of Luis Lara, who is keeping the year 2030 in mind.
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Read This » Can Voice Fire Alarms Be Used for Other Purposes?hile a fire alarm system and a fire suppression system are always interconnected, they need to be looked at separately.
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