Keeping your business safe and secure shouldn’t be a challenge, but it can be.
Learn how to stop the spread of disease at your office, when you should be on the lookout for break ins, whether a keyless entry system is worth the investment, and much more.
There are six classes of fire doors recognized in the United States. Typically, you’d use Class A fire doors and Class B fire doors for commercial spaces. What is a Class B fire door? Class B fire doors can resist fire for two hours. They resist both the spread of smoke and fire throughout the [...]
When you’re suddenly locked out of your business, your stress levels skyrocket. There are many unscrupulous characters out there looking to take advantage of frantic business owners and managers facing this situation. Commercial locksmith scams are common, but you can protect yourself and your business from them with a bit of knowledge. We’ll also tell [...]
Fire-rated doors save lives. That is, if they are working, which is why maintaining your fire-rated doors is so important. Fire doors that close automatically in the events of a fire can seal sections of your building off from those in flame. This protection buys people time to act and can help limit damage to [...]
The Americans with Disabilities Act was designed to help make business more accessible for those with disabilities. The act passed in 1992 and has been regularly updated since. It includes a series of rules about how ramps, doors, signs, and other elements of your business need to be designed and implemented. However, it is challenging [...]
Burglaries can be disastrous for a business, which is why smart business owners consider the likelihood of a break-in for any prospective storefront, warehouse, or property before moving in. In the past, several cities in the East Bay had high burglary rates that amounted to considerable risk for business owners and residents alike. Real estate [...]
Unfortunately, fires are a large risk in California. They may start inside or outside of your building and end up putting people’s lives at risk and damaging your property. According to the National Fire Protection Association, in 2018, there were 499,000 building fires in the United States. Building fires do notinclude wildfires. Almost 4,000 people [...]
