Visual pollution falls roughly into three
categories:
Natural
Weathering causes discoloration. Algae and lichen build
up on pools and tanks. Crabapples, mulberries, and grass
clippings stain concrete.
Artificial
Soot from factories travels through the air and builds
up on nearly any exposed surface. Cars and trucks leak
oil onto roads and parking lots, while their exhaust
adds to the grime of the air. Paint and other coatings
peel, fade, and otherwise fail.
Malicious
Man-made pollution in which someone deliberately alters
the exterior or interior of a building. Graffiti is
the chief example.
Every
Building Requires Ongoing Maintenance
Often
the leaky room or rusting safety rail mov3s to the top
of the repair list, and eliminating visual pollution
falls to the bottom. Sometimes the cosmetic repairs
fall off the list completely. Don't let theis happen
to your building.
Appearance counts! Visual pollution can have a tremendous
negative impact on your bottom line. The appearance
of your building will influence how customers and employees
feel about you.
Tenants man not renew their leases. Employee morale
and productivity suffer. Customers who visit may decide
against placing an order.
Savvy
owners and managers prevent such problems by regularly
rejuvenating their properties. You can too. Contact
Knauss today for a free, no-obligation consultation
at your location.
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