Las Vegas Pressure Washing News
 

First and foremost, pressure washing is smart preventative maintenance for all exterior surfaces. Exterior washing, when done by a professional, helps extend the life of our properties. It eliminates the contaminates that contribute to rot, decay, and the premature failing of the coatings and building materials. Cleaning of buildings, concrete, roofs and wood structures can add years to the life of these surfaces as well as save on costly repairs.

The latest Pressure Washing event took place in Las Vegas in March 2009. Contractors and power washing tech specialists from all over USA participated at the Roundtable event in Las Vegas. The subjects discussed ranged from "Website Promotion" and "Hot Shot's Guide to Surviving Tough Economic Times", to "Pressure Washing needs in the HVACR industry" and "Pressure Washing Growth Opportunities in the HVACR Industry".

Street and Parking Lot Sweeping in Las Vegas

In the dry climate of Las Vegas, with dust and fine sand blowing daily throughout the valley, sweeping and washing the parking lots and the streets in Las Vegas is necessary for dust control. Las Vegas has roughly 1,250 miles of roadway and the city streets are swept every two weeks under the supervision of the Streets and Sanitation Division.

Street and parking lot sweeping is done by air vacuum trucks which are very effective at sweeping and removing: leaves, papers, cigarette buds, cans and other light debris. The broom sweeper trucks are very effective at sweeping and removing: dirt, rock, sand, gravel and other heavy debris. Backpack blowers are also used to blow the debris away from curb lines, corners, buildings, columns and loading docks into the path of the sweeper truck. Howeverm, gutter brooms on the air vacuum trucks provide a more complete cleaning of the curbs, removing dirt, mud and other packed leaves.

Las Vegas Construction Industry

Las Vegas Construction Spending Up in April

Nonresidential building hits 10-month high
BY TONY ILLIA (Las Vegas Business Press)

The battered construction market reached a 10-month high in April, posting a 2.7 percent spending increase from the previous month, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. It marks an industry high note following a year marked by builder bankruptcies, unemployment and a recession-fueled credit freeze that has sharply curtailed new commercial real estate development. [...] [read more]

Construction tries to adjust to an uncertain local economy (April 25, 2010) [Read article at: http://www.lvrj.com/business/construction-tries-to-adjust-to-an-uncertain-local-economy-92037569.html]

Veterans Health Clinic Construction Starts (March 5, 2010) [Read article at: http://www.fox5vegas.com/ news/22758092/detail.html]