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4 August 2021
As the summer and hurricane season continues, weather experts can be seen across TV networks providing the latest updates on storms throughout the country. Regardless of the time of year, storm watch, storm warning, and storm advisory are phrases often heard. Although you may feel that you need to be a meteorologist to understand the lingo, we are here to help explain the differences between those terms so you will know how to prepare and...
2 August 2021
The NOAA, or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is anticipating another active Atlantic hurricane season in 2021. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th, and the Eastern Pacific hurricane season runs from May 15th to November 30th. According to their Climate Prediction Center, "forecasters predict a 60% chance of an above-normal season, a 30% chance of a near-normal season, and a 10% chance of a below-normal season". As the hurricane season...
16 July 2021
Business facilities and other commercial property are prone to suffer damages from natural disasters and other unforeseen circumstances. When these unfortunate situations arise, emergency restoration services and construction restoration will most likely be required. MAPR's speciality restoration division is equipped at all of our locations nationwide with 24/7/365 emergency service available to help get you back in operation quickly. Common Causes Of Property Damage Let’s take a look at the basics of restoration services and...
15 July 2021
As hurricane season ramps up, news outlets across the country are educating viewers on hurricane categories and something called the Waffle House Scale or Index. Understanding the potential danger and impacts a hurricane may have on a business and its operations is crucial for continuity planning. So, let’s take a deeper look at what the hurricane categories and Waffle House Scale mean for your organization. As many are familiar, hurricanes are categorized on a scale...
2 July 2021
With the sizzling and sweltering heat of summer, most of us are dealing with some sort of uncomfortability as a result. Whether it is a home or office that is too warm due to high temperatures, high humidity that is making life miserable, or a combination of the two, understanding the basic principles of air conditioning vs dehumidifiers will help get through the upcoming months. As a provider of cooling solutions across North America, our...
14 June 2021
Data center cooling is the process that ensures ideal temperatures in a data center facility so that all equipment functions properly within that necessary temperature range. The main goal of data center cooling is to transfer the heat from inside the room to the outside, away from the vital hardware and equipment. This is achieved through air cooling and/or a form of data center liquid cooling, or water cooling methods. Acting as the backend brains...
19 March 2021
As spring begins its long-awaited return in the United States, it brings along weather that’s warm enough to keep precipitation in a liquid state, but not so warm that it begins to limit precipitation from happening in the first place. In short, it’s about to rain quite a lot in many parts of the country. And where there’s rain (or any other large collection of water, such as a river or dam), there’s a legitimate...
26 February 2021
It goes without saying that deadlines can make or break the profitability of a construction project. Each day spent behind schedule is another day of costs eating away at the project’s profits, and these costs can impact a contractor far beyond the scope of a single job. Construction during the winter faces especially difficult challenges due to the impact that cold weather can have on overall productivity. If you’ve ever tried to send a text...
5 February 2021
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season was truly like no other, with a record 30 named storms causing no shortage of havoc and damage in the Southeastern United States. Of these 30 storms, however, Hurricane Laura was particularly noteworthy, as the storm was tied for the strongest hurricane to hit Louisiana. Whether affected by Laura or another storm, we wish everyone who had been impacted by the 2020 hurricane season the best in their mid-to-long term...
29 January 2021
As the first month of 2021 comes to a close, the COVID-19 pandemic is still the preeminent issue that’s affecting each and every person’s life right now. At this point, many people’s eyes are glued to the news feed for any updates on the rollout of vaccines, and thus, updates on when this may all be over. But while the end of the pandemic may somewhat be in sight, it will still be several months...