The Imperial Sanford Building in Flushing, Queens, is working with HANAC to comply with Local Law 97 by replacing windows, conducting facade repairs, switching to No. 2 fuel oil, and taking advantage of incentive programs, which will save the building up to 70% on energy fuel usage and consumption. (Print: A Profile in Energy Courage)
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Imperial Sanford Building Cuts Costs and Meets Local Law 97 with Renovations and Fuel Switch
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Putting Up a Good Front
When it comes to Local Law 11 facade repairs, it doesn’t pay to scrimp on spending.
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The Value of Peer Review
When dealing with repairs on older buildings, boards need to understand the structure's condition to define the scope of work.
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Here’s Looking at Me
A woman with a soft spot for the guys on the scaffold
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Buckets & Ropes & Drones, Oh My!
New ways to inspect facades
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Review the Engineer’s Specs
Safety is No. 1, and there are ways to ensure it.
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Prepare for Project Glitches
Keep the residents informed about what’s happening, any slowdowns, and the end result.
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Don’t Be Afraid to Press “Reset”
It’s important for boards to know that it’s OK to hit the reset button when a capital project gets bogged down.
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