@Bill Bockwoldt , was nice talking to you again, and thanks for the tip on the attic fan for temperature difference issues.

We went into the attic and noticed water pouring from the Honeywell temperature control panel.  

I have a few locations scouted out that have similar features in case I cannot get all property owners on one block to agree, though I thought a few discussions around each block would let me get the temperature quickly.

Decomposing bodies will ruin the rest of the units and make a leaky pipe look like a minor inconvenience, and it sounds like she will be assuming room temperature in there sooner than later. 

The slab on grade concrete foundation is designed for compression and uses minimum rebar to control shrinkage and temperature cracks.

He was furious because I couldn't get the temperature up without turning the heat on.

They have told us that they could instantly feel a difference in the inside temperature. 

According to the Engineered Wood Association, a one-hour rating indicates that a wall constructed in a manner similar to the one tested will contain flames and high temperatures, and support its full load, for at least one hour after the fire begins.MaterialsAccording to the book "Commercial Drafting and Detailing," a typical one-hour fire rated wall consists of 2x4 studs spaced 16 inches from the center of one stud to the center of the next, covered by 5/8-inch, type X gypsum board.

My AC expert tenant in Property #2 came to Property #1 for routine AC maintenance, and he showed off his new gadget a FLIR camera tool that connected to his iPhone.BTW: A FLIR camera sees the world based on the temperature of the surface.

68-72 is considered a reasonable range for the actual temperature in a commercial setting.