by midamericacontractors | Jul 15, 2021 | Blog, Property Management Tips
Tenant and property owner relations can be a bit tricky at times. There are so many aspects of a lease for both parties to acknowledge and understanding your lease details isn’t always easy. One section typically included in leases but seldom...
by midamericacontractors | Apr 21, 2021 | Blog, Property Management Tips
Once considered standard and typical, the pandemic has temporarily shifted the perception that all employees need to be under one roof. The hybrid structure consisting of a mix of working from home and at the office is an important component regarding the future of...
by midamericacontractors | Mar 24, 2021 | Blog, Property Management Tips
Commercial tenant finishing and remodeling projects often involve the alteration or reconfiguration of commercial spaces. These projects can span a wide variety of improvements from cosmetic changes to major construction. Commercial spaces include office...
by midamericacontractors | Mar 10, 2021 | Blog, Property Management Tips
The official start of spring is coming soon and winter conditions may have caused stress to commercial structures. Spring is important time to make sure certain tasks are completed to prepare for summer and repair any damage caused by extreme cold and wet...
by midamericacontractors | Feb 24, 2021 | Blog, Property Management Tips
The return of spring always brings a sense of renewal along with its warmer weather and flowering trees and plants. Spring is a great time to start planning some projects to improve the appearance and increase the value of your facility. Even small improvements such...
by midamericacontractors | Sep 10, 2020 | Blog, Office building tips, Property Management Tips, Retail Tips, Warehouse Tips
Summer is coming to an end. It’s time to get facilities winter ready before snow, ice, wind and cold weather arrives! Below is a checklist of 10 important items to make sure you don’t miss any maintenance task that could cost you valuable money and time if not...