Oct 23, 2018

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The condition of the property elements on which the reserve study is based change. The association’s financial situation and reserve fund balance change. Board members and property managers change. The condition of the property elements are always changing whether anyone likes it or not. Read our white paper below authored by Matt Hass on why […]

Oct 22, 2018

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Join us Thursday, Nov. 15th from 1:45 – 3:45 at Nichols Library in Naperville. We’re teaming up with Inside-Out to provide an hour and a half presentation on all the steps from identifying common areas of moisture intrusion to the proper repair protocols.

Sep 19, 2018

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In this whitepaper on hail damage, our Senior Architect, Aaron Parks, discusses the steps an association can take to bounce back following a hail storm. It is imperative that proper repair specifications are drafted and the contractor does not rely on the insurance adjusters recommendations alone. See the attached paper below. Hail Storm Roof Damage_DRAFT

Apr 05, 2018

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In our latest vlog, Mark gives a brief intoduction into drones and how they fit in the building inspection industry. For more educational content, visit our youtube channel

Jan 23, 2018

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Energy Benchmarking Ordinance Changes 2019   The City of Chicago recently released the coming changes to the city’s energy ordinance. The new system will increase transparency of energy use to building stakeholders. In 2019 buildings will be given a star rating from 0 – 4 as follows:   Zero stars: Out of compliance with energy […]

Oct 26, 2017

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Mark breaks down the ways you can maintain your property’s pool this offseason.

Oct 02, 2017

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As some of you may know, we are celebrating our 10th anniversary this year. We feel truly blessed to have the opportunity to continue to grow and serve the Midwest region. When Mark started Waldman Engineering in 2007 to: “provide homeowners, property managers, and building owners with the level of care and personalized service that […]

Jul 18, 2017

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Jul 10, 2017

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Hail damage costs building owners over $15 billion in damage every year. Mark breaks down how you can help mitigate hail related costs.

Jun 21, 2017

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Mark breaks down OSHA’s new safety standards regarding roof descent systems. If you have workers (maintenance, window washers, etc) that use these systems, you are now required to have them tested by November 2017.   Check out our other educational content here.