Looking Back at 2018January 24, 2019By: Brian Sullivan Like many companies, we look back at this time of year to evaluate our firm’s successes and failures during the past [...]
Looking Ahead: 2019 and BeyondJanuary 24, 2019By: Brian Sullivan I will begin by paraphrasing a fellow entrepreneur in the Strategic Coach Program. He said that in his 30+ years in [...]
Rope Access in the Facade Inspection and Restoration IndustryDecember 20, 2018By: Joe Contreras Rope access is a form of positioning that allows trained workers to access difficult to reach areas without the use [...]
FISP Inspections of Curtain Wall BuildingsDecember 12, 2018 By: Grace Gallagher Curtain wall facades have become increasingly popular in New York City over the past several decades, and it [...]
FISP: What Lies Ahead?November 29, 2018 By: Brian Sullivan As we near the end of the FISP 8th cycle in New York City, we’d like to remind all in the industry of the [...]
Construction FatigueNovember 29, 2018By: Adam McManus The last quarter of the year can pose significant hurdles for exterior construction projects, especially in New York [...]
NYC Fire EscapesNovember 29, 2018 By: Marek Patrosz Fire escapes are historical and architectural parts of many New York City buildings. Old NYC tenement laws [...]
Up on the RoofNovember 29, 2018By: Kevin Duffy Most people consider their roof to be just another part of the building assembly that needs to be maintained and [...]
Balcony Railing Code RequirementsOctober 25, 2018By: Rebecca Reilly Balcony railings can be seen all over New York City. Typically found on residential buildings, railings are almost [...]
