Own a commercial or institutional building? Here’s an upgrade that may be worth the investment.
LED Exit Signs:
If your building has older exit signs, lit by incandescent light bulbs, you might consider replacing them. Because exit signs are lit so many hours each day, they use a lot of electricity. The cost of new exit signs will likely be recovered in about a year and a half in savings on your electric bill. After that time period, you’ll make good use of the old adage, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”
Robert appreciates the built form and urban fabric of Cincinnati. Generating 3D renderings and drafting plans for Childress and Cunningham Architects by day, he likes to consider other architectural possibilities on his free time.
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