Tag: extends
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How Regular AC Maintenance Extends System Lifespan
Want to add years to the lifespan of your air conditioner? Most homeowners only give their AC a second thought when it breaks down during the hottest day of the summer. By that point, it’s too late. Your air conditioner is one of the most expensive systems in your home – and without proper care,…
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Beyond Curb Appeal: How Façade Cleaning Extends Lifespan
Commercial and residential buildings alike face a constant battle against time, weather, and pollution. Nowhere is that truer than in dense urban environments such as New York City, where glass towers rise beside stone landmarks and every surface is exposed to the city’s year-round mix of soot, rain, and temperature swings. Regular façade maintenance is…
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Trimble Extends Siteworks Machine Guidance to Compact Track Loaders
Trimble has announced the expansion of its Siteworks Machine Guidance Module to now support compact track loaders (CTLs). This update integrates the company’s surveying and layout software directly with the machine, allowing operators to use the CTL’s bucket for 3D grading and leveling tasks. First introduced for excavators in 2023, the Siteworks Machine Guidance Module…
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Bobcat Company Extends Heavy Construction Equipment Lineup
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in Business, Business Services, Compact Wheel Loaders, Construction Safety, Construction Technology, Dealers, Earthmoving – Compact, Earthmoving Equipment, Equipment, Equipment Management, Excavators, Featured, Heavy Trucks: Class 7 & 8, Loaders, Service Centers, Trucks, Trucks & Accessories, Worksite EquipmentBobcat Company has announced the expansion of its portfolio by adding new heavy construction equipment. Bobcat is adding four new large wheel loaders and two new large excavators will be available at select North American Bobcat dealerships in mid-Q2 2025. Large Wheel Loaders New to the Bobcat lineup are the L205, L235, L255, and L285…
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Competition watchdog extends investigation into housebuilders
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is extending its ongoing investigation into suspected breaches of competition law by seven major housebuilders. The CMA launched a probe last February following concerns that the companies may have exchanged competitively sensitive information with other housebuilders, which could be influencing the build-out of sites and the prices of new…