You might not think much about it, but your commercial parking lot is absolutely part of your customer’s first impression. In fact, your customer’s experience with your business doesn’t start in the store. It starts as soon as they drive into your parking lot! Will their first impression of your business be a nice, smooth […]
One of the core services that is provided at Park Enterprise Construction is asphalt paving. Over the past 30 years, our skilled team has completed countless asphalt paving jobs in the Marion and Columbus Ohio areas. However, our process has not always looked like it does now. With the advancements in new paving technology and […]
When you’re investing in a civil construction project, the last thing you want is to have unexpected costs pop up along the way. One of the ways to prevent this from happening is to understand up front what goes in to the many process of site work and site preparation, and have estimations as to […]
A crucial aspect of investing in a new, or resurfaced, asphalt parking lot for any property owner is knowing how much to budget for the project. No two parking lots are the same, so relying on general figures and estimates found on Google can be an unreliable way, and may lead to “sticker shock” once […]
As a business owner, it’s a great achievement to purchase a new commercial property for your business, but it’s also a huge investment. The last thing you want after making that huge investment is to find out there are pricy, unexpected construction costs on the property that pop up frequently. Predicting New Business Construction Costs […]
Fire hydrants are one of the most critical lifelines in our communities. For most people, fire hydrants are part of the public water system and problems are handled by the municipality or other entity that has jurisdiction over the hydrant. For those with a private water main, however, you may be responsible for your own […]
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That is, have they received the right information and are they up to speed on the best practices for working in areas with limited work spaces and entry/exit points (think: manholes, silos, tank cars, bins, etc.)? If they aren’t, it’s an understatement to say that they should be. It’s also a good reason why you […]
Over time, the likes of wind and water can wreak havoc on land development, making soil erosion an issue for farmers, construction workers, and even property managers. Erosion, specifically, is a process where rain or fast-moving water carries soil away over time. Usually it’s a very long-term, natural process, but on construction sites and for […]
Not too long ago, sustainability and recycling was nothing more than a trend. Today, however, you could argue that it’s a necessity — as more and more consumers are becoming aware of their environmental footprint, and changing their buying behavior to reflect this value. The good news is that recycling has expanded well beyond household […]