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  • Seasonal Change Brings Service Needs

    Seasonal Change Brings Service Needs

    By admin

    As the season changes from winter to spring, so do the tasks your work trucks will perform. And while you’re outfitting your fleet for the new work ahead, it’s the perfect time to assess any wear, tear, and damage incurred by the brutal winter operations. And when your inspections turn up a need for service or parts, or if they point out a need for accessories, modifications, or additions to your ...

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  • The Landscape(ing) Keeps Changing. Are You?

    The Landscape(ing) Keeps Changing. Are You?

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    Lush landscapes carpeted in Kentucky Bluegrass are fading away as fast as the Rockies hope of winning a World Series anytime soon. Legislation signed recently by Colorado governor Jared Polis prohibits the installation of nonfunctional turf, invasive plants and artificial turf on most commercial and industrial property in Colorado. The ban includes medians, parking lots and along roads and is effe...

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  • The Spring Sweeps Are Coming

    The Spring Sweeps Are Coming

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    They’re not exactly sweepstakes, but the stakes can be high for companies and agencies tasked with keeping roads and properties safe and clear of debris.Springtime storms are notorious for both damage and general nuisances. It’s a rare spring when we skate through without at least one branch-breaking snowstorm. No sooner do trees start to bloom, adding lots of surface area in the process, than a h...

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  • Electrification Push Continues. Will You Be Ready?

    Electrification Push Continues. Will You Be Ready?

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    Colorado is one of nine states pledging to have 65% of all new residential HVAC and hot water systems be electric heat pumps by 2030. That goal rises to 90% by 2040. Several municipalities are going so far as to restrict, or even prohibit, new residential and commercial natural gas hookups, Denver among them. And federal, state, and local governments along with utilities are committing billions of...

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  • Let It Snow!

    Let It Snow!

    By admin | Air Compressor

    As March turns the season from winter to spring, savvy Coloradans know there’s plenty more snow to come. And those of us in the snow removal business know it doesn’t let up till May along the Front Range…even later in the mountains. So we know how important it is to keep equipment in top-notch condition no matter what the calendar says.Winter Work Takes a TollThe Colorado snow season lasts 8, 9, e...

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