The news: The 2026 monsoon outlook calls for near-to-above-normal thunderstorm activity for Southern Nevada from mid-July through September, with an above-normal chance of tropical-storm remnants reaching the region.
What it means for your building: monsoon storms turn months of accumulated desert dust into mud that lands on glass, solar panels, parking surfaces, and entryways — and clogged drains plus silt-loaded lots become slip hazards and stain sources. The buildings that come through clean are the ones that prep before the first storm.
The move: before mid-July — clear exterior drains, pressure wash lots and walkways (oil + first rain = slick film), and get baseline-clean windows and solar panels so post-storm cleanups are quick instead of restorative. We can walk your exterior this month.
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