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It is not uncommon for bathroom deterioration to begin with the toilet. Deterioration may be mold in the water tank, a plumbing leak, or a

With the recent release of OSHA’s New Crystalline Silica Dust Rule, employers are looking to ensure that they are following the new standard. The standard

The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) recognized Cadet Eli Martinez Vera, a student at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, during the ROTC

The winter storms that recently rocked the Midwest were unimaginable, as a thick layer of ice shrouded every surface, followed by snow and more ice. 

Since the pandemic, a common theme heard in the industry is the need for more outside air coming inside the home or building. The effort

Letting a water faucet drip can prevent water damage from frozen pipes. During cold weather, release pressure in the water system by allowing water drip

ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) recently released their core recommendations for reducing airborne infectious aerosol exposure designed for churches and communities

In this dark time of pandemic and politics, the new year holds promise of change. Or does it? On Christmas Eve, Business Wire reported that

An additional concern emerges during this time of COVID-19 and building closures – Legionella.  Legionella was discovered after an outbreak among people who attended a