KPOST Company Posts The Case of the 5 Year Leak on Company Website
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) August 27, 2014 -- KPOST Company today announced the posting of The Case of the 5 Year Leak on the company blog. According to Steve Little, president of KPOST Company, the latest KPost blog starts off telling the story of an elusive leak at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital, in Fort Worth, Texas and ends explaining how to best work with the healthcare and manufacturing community.
In the blog, KPost notes hospitals and manufacturing facilities have specialized needs and are highly regulated. Between the ACA, OSHA and other governmental regulations, it is necessary to take extreme precautions when working in these buildings. When selecting a commercial roofing company to service these specialized needs, it is important to consider the following:
•Following the Rules – do they understand the regulatory pressures of your environment and are able to accommodate them? For example if you need the team to work in hazmat suits do they follow that request?
•Experience with Healthcare Facilities – does the commercial roofing company have solid, reputable experience in working with a living breathing facility? Find out through testimonials and references.
•Good Recordkeeping – can you find out at any time when they last worked on your facility, what they did, and what it cost? Ensuring that the commercial roofing company has the ability to provide you with these records online that gives you the background you need, and the peace of mind that they are tracking the work performed.
“Anyone can say they repair leaks, but it takes a savvy commercial roofing partner to understand all the nuances and needs of the healthcare & manufacturing community,” said Little. “Find a commercial roofer with experience in complex installations, proven successes in finding and repairing leaks and a solid online reporting system to improve the customer experience. This is what to expect and will ensure you get the best service. Otherwise, you may find yourself in the unenviable position of paying to repair the same leak over and over.”
You can find more tips and information in the KPOST Company white paper “If Farmer’s Predict a Rainy Season, Can You Keep Water Out of Your Building?“ Download your free copy and learn more about extending proper roof inspections as well as great tips for keeping water out of your building.
Andy Shane, Brady Media Group, http://www.bradymediagroup.com, +1 817.271.1113, [email protected]
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