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How to Dispose of Used Aerosol Cans

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
Used Aerosol Cans
One question we commonly hear is, “What should I do with used aerosol cans generated at my facility? Are they regulated as a hazardous waste?” Regulations on aerosol can disposal are different for commercial users than for residential users, and knowing the difference is key to complying with EPA and state regulations. The used aerosol...

Environmental Risk Management: What Lenders Need to Know

Edmund Smith
Potential environmental problems on collateral property represent one of a commercial lender’s largest risk exposures. The discovery of previously unknown contamination can cause a property’s value to plummet, while simultaneously entailing remediation costs far in excess of any remaining value derived from the property. These costs can quickly become the lender’s problem when the borrower...

Legionnaires’ Disease: Prevention and Control

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
When a deadly disease such as Legionnaires strikes, building managers and owners hold their breath, but not for fear of getting sick. They held their breaths because nobody wants to be responsible for such an outbreak. Legionnaires’ Disease is an infectious disease that is spread not by human-to-human contact, but through aerosolized water particles, usually...

Asbestos in Buildings: Myth vs. Reality

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
As the construction and renovation market continues to heat up, so do questions and concerns about asbestos in buildings. Unfortunately, the topic is subject to a great deal of misinformation, some of which can create unnecessary legal risk for property owners. If you’re considering a renovation in the near future, take a few minutes to...

Construction Loan Monitoring in Today’s Market

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
Funding commercial construction and renovation projects exposes lenders to significant financial risk. Construction loan monitoring mitigates that exposure by ensuring the construction plans are sufficiently detailed and documented, estimated costs are in line with industry standards, and that the work is completed in a timely and acceptable manner. In the years since the Great Recession,...

How to Handle Tenant Mold Complaints

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
tenant mold complaints
The last thing most property managers want to deal with is tenant mold complaints. Because the science is murky regarding health effects, it’s not unusual for tenants to attribute unrelated problems to mold. All the same, you cannot afford to ignore such complaints. While the legal liability is almost as murky as the science, waiting...

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