One of the first projects that Eric Park, owner and founder of Park Enterprise Construction, remembers was in November of 1997. Prior to this timeframe, the business had been focused on mostly commercial customers — and this project was a big step into the world of municipality work and public projects. The job focused on […]
When choosing a material for parking lots, one of the primary considerations is cost. Appearance and maintenance are two important concerns as well — and can play into costs in sneaky ways you might not think of up front. Most property owners weigh the choice between a concrete vs asphalt parking lot, and each has […]
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 […]
Parts of Ohio can experience intense downpours which inflict great damage to residential subdivisions and commercial properties. The property manager’s job is to prevent this from happening as much as possible so residents and tenants can continue to enjoy the property, without creating a solution that detracts from the property’s appearance. Fortunately, there are many […]
Hiring a contractor for water pipe installation is a major project for your property, and you don’t want to get started in the dark. Making sure you fully understand the utilities services that are going to be performed helps protect you from any surprises down the line, especially surprise costs. Being candid and asking questions […]
Your contractor begins digging for a new sewer line at your commercial property. Crews encounter bedrock and can go no further, setting your project behind schedule. Some problems with sewer line installation and other underground utilities are difficult to predict. But with some forethought and site analysis, a adaptable plan can be developed beforehand for […]
January Jeff Mailey……………………………. 01/21 February Steve Parsell………………………… 02/27 March Terry Drake…………………………. 03/22 Benjamin Carl……………………… 03/23 Ed Danner……………………………. 03/23 April Tracy Walker………………………. 04/11 Dalton Delaney…………………… 04/17 Audrey Long………………………. 04/17 Wesley Sarchet…………………… 04/20 Ryan Lee…………………………….. 04/21 Albert Bollinger………………….. 04/27 Lynn Goodman………………….. 04/28 May Kara Johnson………………………. 05/04 Charles Floyd……………………… 05/06 Brooke Mattix…………………….. 05/12 Eric Park……………………………… 05/13 Andrew Bollinger……………….. […]
From a very basic standpoint, storm sewers capture and redirect rainwater, snow and other drainage. Sanitary sewers, conversely, transport sewage and water from sinks, showers and other appliances to treatment plants. But, when many people hear the word “sewer,” they immediately think that they’re one in the same. That’s hardly the case, and this couldn’t […]
Commercial property builds differ from residential property builds due to matters of scale, zoning, and complexity. Knowing what to expect in every phase of the commercial development process will help you manage your expectations and hold vendors accountable. 5 Steps to Commercial Property Development Here’s your guide to what to expect with commercial property development. […]
As you likely already know, storm sewers are drainage systems designed to carry rainwater runoff and snow melt to area streams, rivers and other bodies of water. Drains exist outside of properties and may also exist inside of properties. Outside, it’s common to see storm drains built into street curbs or other low-lying areas of […]