Spending a little extra money to probe deeper and get a second opinion can save you money on the back end when diagnosing facade issues, such as the lack of wall ties at Lincoln Towers, a 30-story, 484-unit co-op in New York City. (Print: Beneath the Surface)
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Facade Inspection Uncovers Hidden Issues, Resulting in Cost-Effective Solution
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The Problem: Roof Roadblock
A new warranty program makes solar installations more affordable.
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Terra Cotta: The Rules Have Changed
Repairing has turned into replacing, and planning is crucial.
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A New Way to Finance Solar Power
A newroof and solar array – for free! – isn't a dream anymore.
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Call to Duty
You can count on Damion Stodola to be of service.
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Kinks in the Supply Chain Pinch Co-op/Condo Projects
A scarcity of workers and supplies crimps capital projects.
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Dealing with Facade Repair Sticker Shock
Facade repairs can have unexpected – and unexpectedly high – costs.
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Budgeting: Keep It Real
Don't underestimate the value of a smart, balanced budget.
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When Arrears Pile Up, Everything Sinks
An overabundance of residents in arrears can have a chilling effect on a building's bottom line.
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It Doesn't Pay to Kick the Can Down the Road
Short-term budgeting can lead to long-term costs.
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