Spottlight on Winter Preparations

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Are you Ready for Snow?

According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac . . .winter will be warmer than normal, with above-normal precipitation and below-normal snowfall. The snowiest periods will be in mid- to late November, early and mid- to late January, and mid-March. 

Every day brings a heightened sense that there is a crispness in the air reminding us that another messy, wet, and sometimes brutal winter is just around the corner. Without much warning, temperatures, wind and heavy snow can bring about catastrophic damage in the form of collapsed roofs, ruptured pipes and even flooding.

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Fall is the Time to Prepare for Winter
Fall is the Time to Prepare for Winter

In the Community . . . At the Office . . . At Home

Mold is a growing problem in buildings – no matter the season
Mold is a growing problem in buildings – no matter the season

Are your Buildings Ready for Winter? As we approach Winter Break and the potential of snow fall, it’s important to be proactive. Now is the time to plan ahead to avoid problems like mold and legionella.

Don't Get Buried This Winter
Don't Get Buried This Winter

Unleash the power of mobile GIS to locate your assets even if they are beneath several feet of snow. 

Mitigating the Impact of Snow Storms in Your Facilities
Mitigating the Impact of Snow Storms in Your Facilities

Probably one of the most catastrophic losses experienced during winter is roof collapse. In the recent past, this has had more impact on pre-engineered steel buildings, but it can also have an impact on stepped roofs where snow drifts can accumulate.