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As a commercial property owner, you are responsible for ensuring the safety of anyone on the property, whether they are customers, tenants, or employees. The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) is a federal law that requires commercial properties to be accessible and have accommodations for disabled persons. It can be […]

Powering Sustainability: DRYCO’s Role in Meeting the Growing Demand for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations In our ever-evolving world, the surge in Electric Vehicles (EVs) is a major step toward a cleaner future. With an increase in popularity, the need for convenient and dependable charging stations has skyrocketed. And, with such […]

When a construction crew paves a new road, asphalt is generally the material of choice. In fact, according to the National Asphalt Pavement Association, approximately 94 percent of all roads in the United States are paved with asphalt. But did you know that asphalt can be recycled and reused? It […]

Preserving anything, whether a coat, car, piece of furniture, equipment, etc., often comes down to giving it the proper care it deserves—a seemingly straightforward concept. This principle holds true for asphalt surfaces as well. Taking care of asphalt is like maintaining anything else—it’s best done proactively, especially when dealing with […]

Table of Contents: The Importance of Budgets and Maintenance Pavement Maintenance Minimize Delays Timing Is Everything Conclusion The DRYCO Way As a property manager or business owner, protecting your assets is critical for the safety of your staff and patrons and the return on investment for the business or shareholders. [...]

Do you need property work done but don't want to deal with the hassle of lining up subcontractors and managing the overall project? Here's why using a dependable all-in-one sub, like DRYCO, can significantly impact your project's outcome. Table of Contents: Managing All Phases of a Construction Project Coordinating Deliverables [...]

This article was originally published by the Educational Community for HOA Homeowners. A residential community is typically made up of homes, playgrounds or parks, maybe a recreation or community center, and, of course, smiling faces. Connecting all those things are paved surfaces such as sidewalks, roads, walking paths, and parking [...]

As a property manager, you have a lot on your mind. Your job requires you to keep on top of lots of little tasks.   Maintenance happens every day (let alone improvement projects), and sometimes it is overwhelming trying to keep up with everything.  You also have to worry about money [...]

Deteriorating roads and parking lots are a constant problem for cities and private businesses alike.  City officials and businessmen need an efficient, cost-effective way to upgrade old, cracking asphalt. But repaving is expensive, so it’s helpful to reduce expenses where you can.    That is why DRYCO offers a method of [...]

As a business owner or property manager, the safety of your assets genuinely concerns you. After all, theft or other mishaps could set you back and cause you to lose valuable time and money.  That is why it’s so important to secure your business or property before mishaps occur.  Remember [...]

Property managers know that they are responsible for building and land maintenance. But is pavement maintenance on every property manager's ongoing task list? It should be. Are Property Managers Responsible For Pavement Maintenance? In most locations in Northern California, pavement maintenance is the responsibility of the property owner. For commercial [...]

When you visit a business, what is the very first thing you experience? The employee at the front desk? Or the interior decor?  Nope. The very first thing you see and experience is the parking lot.  The parking lot can influence your first impression of a business. A smooth, well-laid-out [...]