Parts of Ohio can experience intense downpours which inflict great damage to residential subdivisions and commercial properties.
The property manager’s job is to prevent this from happening as much as possible so residents and tenants can continue to enjoy the property, without creating a solution that detracts from the property’s appearance.
Fortunately, there are many effective and eco-friendly options for attractive stormwater management.
Topics: site work, civil construction, Ohio construction, Green construction
Over time, the likes of wind and water can wreak havoc on land development, making soil erosion an issue for farmers, construction workers, and even property managers. Erosion, specifically, is a process where rain or fast-moving water carries soil away over time.
Usually it's a very long-term, natural process, but on construction sites and for property managers, it's a problem that presents short-term challenges as well, particularly when it comes to depositing runoff in bodies of water or affecting other nearby properties with site contaminants.
This post will discuss erosion control tactics that property managers can administer to offset the consequences of erosion.
Topics: contractors, site work, Ohio construction, Green construction
You’ve likely heard about how roads, homes, and buildings are being built to be smarter and greener.
Topics: demolition contractors, construction aggregate, site work, regulations, rules, Ohio construction, Green construction
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