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Dean E Norris Custom Metal Fabrication Blog

The Benefits of Custom Metal Fabrication

Custom metal fabrication is the process of creating metal components that are tailor-made to a customer’s specifications or requirements. This entails choosing the right materials for the use case and precisely sizing and shaping them for the allotted space. That’s very difficult to accomplish when using off-the-shelf parts and products. Keep reading to discover some… Read more »

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How to Prevent Your Property’s Pipes from Freezing This Winter

When the temperatures plummet outside, the risk of your property’s pipes freezing goes up. Frozen pipes can be a major inconvenience, leaving your building without water until they thaw. More than that, though, they can cause significant damage to your piping and property. Let’s take a look at why frozen pipes are so problematic and… Read more »

Dean E Norris - Modern Plumbing Blog

5 Reasons We’re Grateful for Modern Plumbing

There’s evidence that the world has had sewers, drainage systems, and toilets for thousands of years. In addition to waste disposal, our long-ago ancestors also had the means to carry clean water to communities. These were very rudimentary systems. Nonetheless, they worked well for the times and paved the way for flushing toilets, advanced piping… Read more »

Dean E Norris - Preventative maintenance Blog

Do You Need Commercial HVAC Preventative Maintenance?

Many of us schedule preventative maintenance in various aspects of our personal lives. For instance, some of us change the oil in our vehicles every 10,000 miles. Others see the chiropractor or masseuse to keep pain and flare-ups at bay. And some visit the dentist (begrudgingly, for sure) once a year for cleanings and check-ups.… Read more »

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5 Common Commercial Plumbing Nightmares

While a stinky drain or noisy toilet might not seem like a cause for concern right now, it can easily turn into a horror show if left to stew for too long. Problems with a building’s pipes typically don’t just go away on their own. If they’re ignored for long enough, you could end up… Read more »

5 Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Tips for Your Commercial Property

For the most part, your HVAC system does the heaviest lifting during the summer and winter months. While your property still needs it in order to keep visitors and residents feeling comfortable the rest of the year, there’s somewhat of a lull in between. This is what makes the fall the perfect time to do… Read more »

Dean E Norris Blog VRF HVAC

VRF HVAC: What It Is & Why Your Property May Need It

You may have seen Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) listed as one of the services on our website and wondered what it is. While heating and air conditioning may be more commonplace terms, they’re all related. Curious to know if VRF is a better solution for your property than traditional ducted HVAC equipment? Keep reading. What… Read more »

Are Some Spaces Warmer Than Others in Your Building? Here’s Why.

Have you ever been in a building where some rooms or hallways felt super warm while the rest were like an icebox? Or vice versa? Temperature imbalances like these should be addressed as soon as possible. Unless you have a rogue employee or tenant messing with the thermostat, there’s usually something more serious going on… Read more »

HVAC & Plumbing: What to Do Before Everyone Goes Back to School

School is about to start for the new year. Are your building’s HVAC and plumbing systems up for the challenge? We discuss why annual maintenance — especially before the school year kicks off — is critical along with what needs evaluating in your mechanical systems. Why Schools Should Do Regular HVAC and Plumbing Maintenance Regular… Read more »

5 Reasons to Implement HVAC Automation for Your Property

It’s no surprise that July is host to two holidays in honor of air conditioning. July 3 kicks off a month-long celebration of Air Conditioning Appreciation Days and July 17 is National Air Conditioning Day. With temperatures and humidity soaring, it’s safe to say we’re all grateful for this invention. But air conditioning units and… Read more »

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