Snow and Ice

From schools and hospitals to stores and entertainment venues, facilities rely on contractors and in-house staff to keep parking lots and sidewalks clear of snow and ice so business can go on as usual.

Learn how to use a dual-mat system during winter to protect facility floors from damage and contamination, reduce the risk of slips, and prevent bacterial spread.

When a water pipe bursts in your facility, you have double trouble on your hands: the damage to the pipe itself and the damage caused by the water flowing from the broken pipe. Thankfully, burst pipes are preventable. Check out these simple, affordable steps that can help keep pipes from bursting in your facility.

Get ahead of any seasonal flooring concerns with a few key steps that include mapping out foot traffic, installing entryway systems, and testing deicer products.

Matting considerations include size, material, location, and facility type.

You will be introduced to Entry® — the first and only 100% CHLORIDE-FREE de-icer that doesn’t track indoors and is Green Seal® Certified.

Sand, birdseed, and ice melt products can be a better alternative to salt for increasing traction on sidewalks and roads while protecting the environment.

Stopping harmful winter weather debris from entering a facility is key to maintaining clean floors. Installing and maintaining mats and keeping up with preventative floor care measures will reduce floor care costs.

Scheduling preventative maintenance will save operating costs and increase your building systems' reliability. Here are some preventative maintenance practices to put on your checklist.

Follow these five tips to help protect floors from the ravages of weather.

Follow this step-by-step guide on snow and ice removal planning to ensure your property is prepared for whatever the winter season has in store.