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

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. 

Saving money during tenant turns (also referred to as “make readies”) starts with shortening timelines and reducing unnecessary steps. The key is to be proactive and streamlined—fewer delays, fewer approvals and fewer surprises. These six essential elements can help reduce long-term costs and get your property re-rented faster:

Maintaining a reliable HVAC system is crucial for the comfort, safety and efficiency of any commercial property, not to mention keeping costs in check. After all, heating, ventilation and air conditioning account for around 35% of energy consumption for commercial buildings, according to Department of Energy estimates.

Each season presents unique challenges for residential properties, from winterizing plumbing to preparing landscapes for summer heat. Proactive maintenance is essential for protecting investments, minimizing repair costs and keeping tenants satisfied year-round.

These tips will help you keep residential properties in peak condition—no matter the time of year.

Trees help create a welcoming, professional commercial landscape and are often the most visible and valuable assets within it. Regular tree health monitoring is essential for identifying early signs of disease and taking preventive action before problems escalate.