3 Types of Abrasive Blasting for Rust Removal

Owning a storage shed helps with overcrowding in your home and with storing items for the holidays. What you may not realise is how much rust can accumulate on metal storage buildings over time. If you are experiencing an issue with rust and need a removal method that won't damage the shed, consider abrasive blasting. Here are three types of abrasive blasting that can help you with rust removal projects. [Read More]

Stainless Steel—The Material That Still Needs Finishing

Because of its name and the well-known fact that stainless steel looks pretty attractive as soon as it is produced, some manufacturers who use it in their products don't consider finishing it at all. This is a mistake because stainless steel products look very good when they have been finished properly. Few design engineers would specify chrome in a product, for example, that is not highly polished or buffed. Likewise, the various industrial treatments available for stainless steel should not be overlooked when updating an existing product line or designing a new one. [Read More]

Commercial Air Conditioning – Possible Reasons for Furnace Decline

With Australia's cold season fast approaching, now is the time to ensure that your commercial air conditioning is in tiptop condition. Since HVAC units are primarily used for cooling for most times of the year, problems with the electrical furnace tend to go undetected until the last possible minute, and this can translate into utter discomfort for your employees. Fortunately, detecting signs of trouble in good time gives you the opportunity to address them before autumn and winter are in full swing. [Read More]

Should you consider sealing your roof?

Roofs undergo a significant amount of wear and tear on a daily basis. Indeed, the sun constantly beats down on roof shingles, strong winds pose the risk of dislodging roofing components, and rain/ice can bear their weight on the roofing material. To get the longest life out of your roof, you should consider adding a waterproof sealant. A sealant is essentially a durable material that coats the outer most surface of your roof and minimises the damage that is likely to be caused by exterior elements. [Read More]