Category: Building Operations

Maintenance wet and muddy in the stairwell, slush in winter or spring, exit to the street
Getting a Jump on Winter

With Labor Day in the rear view mirror and the Holiday season just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about weatherizing our lobbies for the upcoming winter snow, slush, and ice. It’s tempting to put off the task of preparing fo…

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2026 September Hurricane Season is Here–Are You Ready?

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June through November, with storm activity intensifying in late summer, peaking around mid-September. And while the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted a calmer-than-u…

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Maintenance On the roof soiled solar system with pigeons, the feces deposits of the pigeons have impaired the efficiency of the photovoltaic system
2026 September The Problem with Pigeons

Cities are known for being home to diverse populations that thrive in fast-paced, crowded environments—and not all of those populations are human. The same dense landscape that attracts people also attracts bold, resourceful, and highly ada…

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Maintenance Stressed and headache asian woman with large bills or invoices no money to pay to expenses and credit card debt. shortage, Financial problems, mortgage, loan, bankruptcy, bankrupt, poor, empty wallet
2026 September Why is My Maintenance So High?

Understanding monthly maintenance bills can be a pain. What reads like a single amount usually breaks down into many unseen parts, like insurance, contract obligations, and reserves for capital repairs.  CooperatorNews spoke with Chuck Gra…

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Building Operations Hurricane alert concept abstract background with red alarming color and world map. Cyclone and weather alert concept
Hurricane Season is Here

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June through November, with storm activity intensifying in late summer, peaking around mid-September. And while the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted a calmer-than-u…

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Design Kitchen Blueprint Drawing Gradating Into Finished Build.
Kitchen & Bath Renovations

Kitchen and bath renovations are notoriously tricky. Plumbing, water and gas lines, cabinetry and appliances are just a few of the elements that make these projects more complex than, say, upgrading a living room or home office. They’re als…

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2026 July Beyond BBQs

If your board, manager, or social committee wants to make the most of  “patio season” with some fun, out-of-the-ordinary programming for your residents, it’s high time to start planning. BBQs and pool parties are perennial favorites of cour…

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2026 July Let Them Have Pups

According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 71% of American households own at least one pet. Nearly half of U.S. households own a dog, around 35% own a cat, and roughly 20% own both. Most pet owners consider their animals to be full…

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2026 July Landscape Planning & Maintenance

When it comes to the planters and flowerbeds around your building or association, choosing the right annual and perennial plants to go in them isn’t quite as simple as you might think. There are many considerations to take into account, fro…

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