Articles Tagged with ''commercial buildings''

 By partnering with WINT, Polygon can offer another layer of water risk management, deepening its ability to support clients focused on controlling risk in commercial and residential buildings and on construction projects, eliminating water waste and its associated carbon emissions while improving the building’s ESG scoring, and reducing insurance claims.

EverSteel faucets are ideal for pure water applications, as they do not require tin lining like other materials. 

Interplay’s Hospitality catalog is packed with instructional courses and hands-on simulations that walk through scenarios for Custom Air Handling Unit Preventive & Service Maintenance, Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) Maintenance, Plumbing Fixtures Installation, as well as safety courses like Ladder and Fall Safety and Fire Prevention and Safety. 

For years, environmental considerations and sustainability have influenced innovation in manufacturing, and in 2021, those factors became the driving force behind new product development.

The commercial building community is giving its full attention to improving indoor air quality as we attempt to make our way out of the COVID-19 pandemic. While it’s true that germs and pathogens can be carried through the air, we’re forgetting how easy it is to pick them up through the water we drink, wash our hands with and cook our food in.

EPA’s ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager tool is the industry standard for measuring and tracking energy performance within commercial buildings, in use by more than 275,000 buildings, which comprise one-quarter of all U.S. commercial building floorspace.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, commercial construction spending in the United States topped $93 billion in 2018.

How top of mind is the topic of waterborne pathogens in healthcare settings?

Texas might not be top of mind when thinking about radiant heating, but when some longtime customers mentioned radiant floor warming for their new building, Raymond Nelson knew exactly what to do — he called his Viega rep and got the ball rolling.