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Take cover in a nearby sturdy building in a room with no windows and preferably no exterior walls.
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No, you should measure the interior space.
Commercial & residential building codes vary by community.
There are many considerations to take into account. What will the building be used for? (Commercial, Residential, Agriculture, etc.) Local building codes should be the #1 guide, of course.
When business owners look at commercial buildings, they first think about whether or not each building will suit their business' needs. Although it is important to purchase or lease a commercial building that will be suitable for your particular business, you should also think about your customers when you are choosing a building. The location should be easy for customers to find. If you are opening a store front where customers will be frequently visiting, you should make sure that there are adequate restroom facilities. If you think about your customers' needs before you choose a commercial building, your customers will find working with your company a rewarding experience.
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Surely a pastor knows that he's "building up his riches in Heaven," so why should he ask for, expect, or charge anything on Earth?
The maintenance costs of a building vary based on square footage, use (commercial vs. residential) and location. I have heard that it is a good ideas to set aside 1 percent of your residential property's value for repairs every year. However, for a commercial building, you should consider pursuing an integrated building maintenance program. Costs vary based on the selected services.
YOU SHOULD USE CLEAR SILKAFLEX OR VULCOM SEALENT OR CLEAR EXTERIOR SILICONE SEALENT.