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City Wide Building Services is a full service building maintenance company with 40 years of experience maintaining and preserving Texas’ best landmarks. Our professionals are ready to help you maximize the value of your property.
Little Rock Arkansas
As the capital and most populous city of Arkansas, Little Rock is nothing if not a prominent fixture in the minds of Arkansas residents. Not only is it a fixture of Arkansas, but Little Rock is also an economic and cultural marker in the South as a whole.
Because of its extensive history and point of pride in the South, Little Rock has a huge variety of buildings. That includes many historic districts and neighborhoods, which means Little Rock has an interesting mixture of architectural options.
The number of people in Little Rock has caused many industrial services to boom. If you’re interested in making sure that your business’s buildings are taken care of, consider talking to City Wide to learn more about industrial service options.
Architectural Influences Of Little Rock Arkansas
Little Rock’s initial name, La Petite Roche, should give you an indication of many of the architectural influences of the area. There are definitely French architectural influences, especially in many of the historic districts, although as Little Rock became part of the United States, it started to utilize many of the architectural influences of the rest of the country.
Skyscrapers are a huge part of Little Rock’s skyline, and you can see that just by taking a quick look. Simmons Tower, the tallest building in Little Rock, is 546 feet tall, or 40 floors, and it’s a truly awe-inspiring building design.
The naming of Little Rock took place in 1722 by a French colonist, but it didn’t become an incorporated city for over 100 years; the incorporation of the city was in 1831. That means Little Rock has a wealth of history waiting for people to explore it, especially when it comes to architecture and design.
Of course, you don’t need to be an architectural genius to understand how beautiful Little Rock is. There are a variety of reasons to love Little Rock, and for many people, just walking around the city is enough to really understand why so many people call Little Rock their home.
If there’s one thing that defines Little Rock, it’s its significant history. That history is a huge draw for many businesses, but it also means the buildings in the city often require pretty significant maintenance on a daily basis. City Wide is helping Little Rock businesses with three pillars of maintenance: beauty, structure, and DIY.
When you look at your business’s building, what does it say? Ideally, it should be welcoming and, most importantly, clean. The beauty of your business’s building is a crucial element of that, and it’s why City Wide offers such services as window washing, pressure washing, and high dusting.
The structural integrity of a building is crucial to its maintenance, especially in a historic area like Little Rock. Little Rock buildings may be very old, which is why it’s so important to consider structural maintenance options from City Wide, which may include building restoration, anchor inspection, and anchor installation.
Lastly, look at the options City Wide offers for DIY fixes and opportunities. If you’re planning to tackle certain things on your own, you need to consider services like equipment rentals and anchor load test certifications, all of which are important for DIY.
As a city, Little Rock has a history stretching back nearly 190 years. However, its history is even older than that. People were living and even doing business in Little Rock years before its official incorporation, which means the architectural history of Little Rock is longstanding.
It doesn’t matter whether a building has a 100-year history or a one-year history, however. Either way, you’re going to need to upkeep the building. Your ability to maintain your business’s building can have an impact on its health.
When you think of buildings that might have structural and upkeep concerns, you probably think mostly about historic buildings. It’s true that historic buildings tend toward having structural problems, but maintaining structural problems in historic buildings doesn’t have to be difficult.
As a matter of fact, many people have more issues with modern buildings than historic buildings in this context. Because people tend to think of new buildings as being more structurally sound, they may not put in the work necessary to maintain their business’s building.
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