According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the average household uses 80 to 100 gallons of water per day, per person. With this statistic, it's easy to see how low water pressure can disrupt several aspects of your life at home. Before you can resolve water pressure issues, you must understand what can lead to low water pressure in the first place. Here are three possible causes of low water pressure in your home.
Read More
Complying with environmental regulations is critical for any company in the energy sector, but methane emissions can be a particularly tricky problem for natural gas extraction, transport and usage. As rogue methane emissions become more central to the climate change debate, gas companies will need to improve monitoring and control to continue to meet stringent local and federal regulations.
Drones can provide a cost-effective solution to this problem, allowing gas operators to stay on top of methane emissions that might otherwise go undetected.
Read More
A pool can be a popular attraction at hotels, recreation centers, and gyms. Unfortunately, it can also be a fairly dangerous area due to the risk of slipping and falling. In order to minimize the liabilities that can come from these accidents, business leaders may want to consider installing rubber safety surfacing on their commercial pool deck. This can be an option that is included when the pool is first constructed as well as any time that the pool deck undergoes resurfacing work.
Read More