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How to Protect Curbside Mailboxes Getting Struck By Vehicles
Monday February 10, 2020
Because of their close proximity to the road, curbside mailboxes are often struck by passing vehicles. For homeowners, it's frustrating to wake up one morning, only to discover that their curbside mailboxes has been knocked down. In some cases, vehicle strikes will only damage the post. In others, they'll damage the mailbox itself. If you're developing a neighborhood or residential community, though, there are several steps you can take to protect curbside mailboxes from passing vehicles.
The Importance of Entrance Signs for Neighborhoods and Communities
Friday January 31, 2020
Entrance signs play an important role in the aesthetics, as well as function, of neighborhoods and residential communities. Also known as entrance signage, they are installed at the entrance where they provide essential information to residents and travelers alike. Unfortunately, some developers overlook the importance of entrance signs, resulting in a lackluster neighborhood or community. By using a high-quality entrance sign in your neighborhood or community, you'll reap the following benefits.
5 Myths About Carrier Signal Flags in Mailboxes
Monday January 20, 2020
It's not uncommon for mailboxes to feature an adjustable flag on the right or left side. Known as the carrier signal flag, it's commonly used by homeowners and business owners to alert mail couriers to the presence of outgoing mail. If a mail courier sees the carrier flag raises, he or she will know that there's outgoing mail that needs to be collected. While you're probably familiar with the basic purpose of carrier signal flags, there might be some things you don't know about them. Below are five common myths and misconceptions about carrier signal signals in mailboxes.
6 Reasons to Choose Cluster Box Units (CBUs) for Your Neighborhood
Monday December 30, 2019
In any neighborhood, you'll need to choose an appropriate mail delivery system. While many neighborhoods and residential communities use conventional curbside mailboxes, this isn't the only option from which you can choose. Curbside mailboxes can certainly work, but Cluster Box Units (CBUs) offer an attractive alternative for several reasons.
Are STD-4C Mailboxes Secure? Here's What You Should Know
Friday December 27, 2019
The United States Postal Service (USPS) delivers over 150 billion pieces of mail each year in the United States -- a number that's expected to increase in 2020 and the years to follow. If you're developing a neighborhood or residential community, you should choose highly secure mailboxes to protect against mail theft. While conventional curbside mailboxes are always an option, STD-4C mailboxes may offer an even higher level of security.