Tag: safety

Fire Safety Tips During Holiday Season

With the holiday season upon us, we are all looking forward to getting together with family and friends to celebrate. A fun tradition that we all enjoy doing is decorating for the winter holidays, but decorations can increase your risk of a fire at home. As you deck your halls, follow these few simple tips to help make your holidays fire safe.

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires resulting in over 1160 incidents, a 297% increase over the daily average.

Keeping Cooking Safety Top of Mind This Thanksgiving

Article by Dale Grant – Marketing Specialist We all have Thanksgiving traditions that we look forward to. For some, it’s sitting down to enjoy New York’s iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. There are the more masochistic among us who will tackle an early morning 5k Turkey Trot or agonize over whether to root for the […]

Discover how joining ASPE helps estimators grow, connect, and gain the skills, recognition, and resources needed to advance their careers.

From Skills to Success: Why Joining ASPE Matters

Estimating plays a vital role in every successful construction project. But staying sharp, connected, and recognized in this demanding field requires more than just experience; it requires a community dedicated to your growth. The American Society of Professional Estimators (ASPE) provides the resources, recognition, and community professionals need to thrive. What is ASPE? Founded in […]

Discover how professional security systems protect tenants, reduce costs, and boost ROI for multi-tenant properties.

Protect Tenants, Protect Your Investment: The ROI of Security Systems

When it comes to investment properties, particularly multi-tenant communities, the costs can add up quickly. Tenants can be fickle, and everything from floor plans to lighting fixtures comes into consideration. It becomes a necessity to start compartmentalizing these costs, separating them into the “must-have” items required by code and the “would be nice to have” […]