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Moisture Management Tips to Accelerate Concrete Slab Drying Time

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

As the material of choice for items like industrial floors, walls and decks, concrete can be a durable and attractive surface when it is allowed to dry properly. With the help of temporary humidity control, you can feel confident about meeting your project’s deadlines, even when humidity, moisture and temperatures are an obstacle.

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Basics in Book Repair: Restoring Archived Books

Document Recovery

In an age of technology, where “print” is now proliferated online via websites, eBooks, and blogs, it’s a wonder the significance that paper still holds in the day-to-day. Technology continues to grow at an increasingly rapid rate, archived books will remain a vitally important aspect of our history and our future.

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3 Ways Too Much Humidity Affects Food Processing and Warehousing

Temporary Climate Solutions, Food and Pharma

Maintaining a clean food processing facility or storage warehouse may not be enough to keep consumables safe and maximize their shelf lives. Creating favorable environmental conditions with temporary climate control solutions helps keep products healthy and wholesome for as long as possible, and promotes worker productivity.

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Document Smoke Damage & Recovery

Document Recovery, Fire and Smoke Damage

Smoke damage can be one of the most frustrating pitfalls a business owner or home owner can face. Damage can be done by either the smoke’s gases or soot, and different types of damage require different cleaning and restoration techniques. Smoke damage is especially difficult to deal with when it has occurred to books, photos, or important paper documents. Before deciding on a restoration technique, however, it is important to determine the type and extent of damage that has occurred.

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Cost-Saving Benefits of Document Scanning

Document Recovery, Document Scanning

You can cut company costs by storing all of your company’s important documents digitally through a process known as document imaging. Document imaging – a term commonly interchanged with document scanning – involves making digital copies of your documents and storing them on a hard drive or server. Whether your company is large or small, it can benefit from document imaging. In a business world where printing costs are on the rise, digitizing important documents not only saves storage pace, but it helps protect your key files from disaster and provides additional accessibility that cannot be achieved using the hard copy form.

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