Time will tell whether global warming and climate change eventually make winter – and its attendant snow, ice, sleet, and other challenging weather issues – extinct, but for now at least, the colder months can take a seasonal toll on buildings and surrounding property. With the proper planning, forethought, and communication, however, building administrators can stay ahead of this sometimes-unpleasant season. With a few tips from experts, you can confidently work to minimize the risks that snow and ice can bring.    Read the article……………

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