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A well-maintained bank branch doesn’t just reflect your brand, it reinforces it. 

Preparation is key to a successful snow season, and summer is the ideal time to evaluate your site, identify high-priority areas and lay the groundwork for a strong snow and ice removal season. That includes drafting a clear, detailed snow and ice removal request for proposal (RFP) that attracts the right partners.

Get ahead of winter > Make sure your commercial properties are prepared for the coming snow season with expert answers to the most common snow and ice removal questions.

From inflation and shrinking incomes to economic instability, Americans are dining out less these days, and they expect to spend less on restaurants this summer, according to a report from KPMG. This means they’ll be more selective about where they do choose to dine out, driving up competition among restaurants.

When it comes to fast-paced, high-traffic commercial businesses, none face more wear and tear than convenience stores. In 2020, the average U.S. convenience store spent $1.71 per square foot on facility repairs and maintenance to keep its business running. 

Obtaining small business certifications—such as Women-Owned, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned or other small business certifications—can be a strategic move for service partners looking to increase their market share.

It’s helpful for contractors to understand the different small business certifications and their potential advantages as well as what certification can (and can’t) do for your business.