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The hidden costs of a run-to-fail approach — and what to do about it
Run-to-fail happens. Tight budgets, understaffing, lack of executive support — all too often, these and other common headaches force facilities teams into reactive mode.
Run-to-fail happens. Tight budgets, understaffing, lack of executive support — all too often, these and other common headaches force facilities teams into reactive mode.
Making sure your HVAC equipment is aligned with these requirements isn’t all about coughing up precious budget dollars just to comply with the law.
Higher, more volatile energy prices can put any good budget in jeopardy — unless you turn that risk into long-term opportunity to improve facility performance, and in turn, increase business value.
By this time next year 20% of U.S. building stock will likely be subject to energy performance requirements. This fast-moving regulatory trend poses a near and present threat to businesses across the country.
Asking the right questions is essential to the proper maintenance of your facility. By staying on top of asphalt and concrete pavement maintenance, understanding the life cycles of each pavement area, and keeping an eye out for potential safety hazards...
Regular pavement maintenance and repair activities can preserve your pavement for 30 to 40 years at a significantly lower cost than replacing it when it fails, affording you a flat operating budget in lieu of deferred capital liability.
In today's world, sustainability is more important than ever. We are facing a climate crisis, and we need to do everything we can to reduce our impact on the environment. One way to do this is to make our facilities more green.
You may have heard that Lubbock is joining the majority of Texas in the deregulated energy market.