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The Garland Company has earned a publicly procured, competitively solicited contract award for Contract #COG-2133A from The Cooperative Council of Governments, an Equalis Group Lead Agency.
The Façade Inspection and Safety Program requires that buildings of six stories or more be reviewed by a qualified architect or engineer every five years, and that deficiencies be corrected shortly after.
As technology continues to transform the building and construction industries, successful remote virtual inspections are needed more than ever to navigate the COVID-19 environment and beyond.
With the option of an integrated sensor or an external spherical sensor, the new meters make it easier to tackle big water and mold remediation jobs, or to rapidly assess moisture content in lumber and building materials.
Most builders know you cannot take quality workmanship for granted. We’ve got an example of a builder who takes this to heart and truly lives the mantra “you get what you inspect, not what you expect."
