8 Ways to Detect an Irrigation Leak
June 9, 2014 No Comments
Irrigation systems usually run when most people are asleep, so how can you tell if you have an irrigation leak?
Irrigation systems usually run when most people are asleep, so how can you tell if you have an irrigation leak?
In our work preparing Reserve Studies, we find that a relatively small number of components
typically dominate the findings of the report. Three of the most influential components are
roofing, painting/siding, and asphalt.
Stucco is a rough substance, containing cement, sand, water and lime, used for covering the exterior walls of a building and is very common in Southwest states.
Walking from “point a” to “point b”… what could be simpler? Unfortunately, it’s not always that simple. In community associations, walking outdoors is primarily done on concrete sidewalks.
It’s time to repaint our Association! Do we use a high quality acrylic paint or
should we consider a newer technology known as an Elastomeric Coating?
When outdoor temperatures get too hot or too cold many property owners resign themselves
to higher energy bills. But good managers understand that a penny saved goes straight to the
bottom-line, therefore is truly a penny earned. You know and I know that when we talk about
energy costs we are talking about more than pennies. Hundreds, even thousands of dollars can
be saved with a few simple fixes.