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Understanding Your Lake “Where Did All These Weeds Come From?”

Understanding Your Lake “Where Did All These Weeds Come From?”

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Understanding Your Lake

“Where Did All These Weeds Come From?”

Aquatic weeds are a fact of life for us here in South Florida. Many of the plant species that plague our
waterways are not originally from this country. Most are brought here for the aquarium or water garden
markets and are inadvertently released into our lakes and canals by residents. Long warm summers, high
nutrient levels and an abundance of sunshine make our waterways an ideal breeding ground. The problem is
compounded because these foreign invaders left their natural enemies behind in their native regions. Florida
lacks the environmental conditions, diseases, insects, fish, and birds that kept these plants in check back in their
home countries. As waterway managers we face several challenges in dealing with these weeds. The E.P.A.
has very stringent regulations on what products we are allowed to use in the water which limits the options we
have available. Within the small group of herbicides we can use, every one doesn’t work on every plant. With
new weeds showing up all the time, there is a period of trial and error in order to find the solution to the
problem. Some plants have evolved resistance to the products we have, leaving us without an immediate
remedy. Certain herbicides require you not to use treated water for irrigation for a set period of time. If a
community depends on lake water for irrigation it may prevent us from using a product in that particular lake.
Large infestations need to be treated in portions in order to avoid throwing off the oxygen levels in the lake and
causing other problems. Just because a lake has not had a problem with weeds in the past does not mean it’s
immune. Community lakes are not closed systems and are shared by many residents. Problem plants can find
their way into lakes from dumped fish tanks, being flushed in with storm water, or even from boats and fishing
gear used in other lakes. Wading birds and migratory animals can carry weeds from site to site depositing them
in lakes as they go. Allstate Resource Management believes that educated consumers make the best clients.
We continue to share our knowledge with homeowners to help them understand the changes that occur in their
lakes and our efforts to manage them.
Author: Stephen Montgomery, Allstate Resource Management
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Top Solutions & NEW Technologies for Aquatic Weed Management Webinar

Top Solutions & NEW Technologies for Aquatic Weed Management Webinar

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Top Solutions & NEW Technologies for Aquatic Weed Management Webinar

Aquatic Weed Management Webinar

Nuisance or invasive plants are one of the biggest issues lake and pond owners or managers face. When introduced into a non-native environment, invasive aquatic weeds can take over an ecosystem and even out-compete native beneficial plants. There are various types of invasive aquatic weeds and it’s important to know which species is terrorizing your waterbody so the best management approach can be determined.

Watch our free webinar recording to discover the top solutions and technologies for managing aquatic weeds. From drone technology and highly targeted herbicides to hydro-raking and mechanical harvesting, our aquatic weed experts discussed how to control and prevent the future growth of nuisance and invasive plants with these solutions. Watch to hear what our experts had to say during the Q&A.

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Lunch and Learn: This course will help you better understand lakes on property, native plants, fish stocking, stormwater maintenance, erosion issues, and more! by AQUATIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

Lunch and Learn: This course will help you better understand lakes on property, native plants, fish stocking, stormwater maintenance, erosion issues, and more! by AQUATIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

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Lunch and Learn

Free CEUs for: Property Managers

Board Members

AQUATIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

1 CEU – COURSE NUMBER: 9628717

Tuesday, November 16, 2021

11:30am-12:30pm

Ever wondered what is going on with your lake?

This course will help you better understand lakes on property,

native plants, fish stocking, stormwater maintenance,

erosion issues, and more!

RSVP: CSullivan@AllstateManagement.com

Colleen Sullivan

Marketing and Outreach Manager

Colleen is the Marketing and Outreach Manager of Allstate Resource Management, Inc. Colleen’s prior experience includes Events Manager for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, a non-profit organization. Colleen specialized in raising sponsorship dollars for the non-profit and speaking with local business leaders and organizations on partnering with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. Colleen also had worked for the City of Parkland, City of Sunrise, and City of Plantation in their Parks and Recreation Departments in various positions such as Site Manager, Recreation Specialists planning local outdoor events for kids, adults and the senior population. Colleen earned a M.S. degree in Leisure Services Management from Florida International University and her B.A degree in History from Florida Atlantic University.

Allstate Resource Management | 6900 S.W. 21st Court, Bldg. 9, Davie, FL 33404

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Setting Realistic Expectations for Your Community and You in 2021

Setting Realistic Expectations for Your Community and You in 2021

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Setting Realistic Expectations for Your Community

As we head into the new year, we are all setting our expectations for what we want and how we will accomplish our goals in 2021. New years resolutions are something most people start off with high expectations but can occasionally fall flat if they aren’t realistic goals. Similar to how all community associations are different, the expectations that your board or owners have for the new year can be different. Management companies can provide support but really understanding what your needs are and how can your community partners help meet those needs is important. Before you choose a new management company or even if you only want to evaluate your current company, start first with determining what items are most important to your community. How does the management company handle those tasks?

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Take a look at these common expectations and what to ask of them.

 

Get Everyone on the Same Page

The first thing to do is set a meeting where everyone can get together to ask questions and understand what you expect of management duties. This should include the homeowners as well so they know what the management rules are.

In the age of quarantining and more social distancing, perhaps this means meeting virtually to discuss these matters. It’s easier than ever to do this nowadays, but everyone needs to understand what their responsibilities are. If you have some new responsibilities going beyond what property managers know, be sure to get it in writing.

Amending agreements should always be done when everyone is available to discuss them. Once everyone understands their roles, it becomes a new contract everyone should have available to refer to physically or digitally.

And Please seek Legal help with any changes to your Docs going into 2021 – Find Legal Members of SFPMA on our Directory

 

Setting the Responsibilities of the Management Team

A lot of opinions are out there about what managers should do while working with your association. Consensus is they should focus on four areas:

  • Guide the board to fulfill legal requirements.
  • Make all financial decisions.
  • Work closely with the board on decisions.
  • Provide suggestions to the board based on experience.

In the case of legal requirements, it usually means the management company assures the board deals with taxes appropriately. And, of course, they have to make sure your association continues to operate legally, including living up to state civil codes and local statutes.

Financial decisions should involve complete transparency with your association to make sure money gets spent in the smartest possible ways.

The partnership angle means helping your board make sound decisions that benefit everyone involved. Because your board might change over time with new members, the management team should have all ability to adapt to those changes in communication.

Listening to suggestions from an experienced management team also needs top priority. They can suggest things your board overlooks based on dealing with past associations.

 

Methods to Help Eliminate Vacancies

Your association and the management team want as many low vacancies as possible. Allow the management team to take this on since they have experience in this area. However, communicating to them that it’s their responsibility needs doing early.

One of those expectations is management knowledge on how to take on marketing for your properties, particularly on social media. No management team is worth working with if they never have experience doing digital marketing to attract tenants.

They should also handle rent applications, screening, and lease signing processes and Collections for the fees not paid by owners

 

Working Together On Other Responsibilities or Concerns

Some things you and the management team have to work together on include maintenance and repair approval, management salary payments, property tax/utility payments, and insurance payments.

Other times, management teams think they have to take on things that are not their sole responsibility. Perhaps this relates to dealing with cars speeding down neighborhood streets, or solving crime issues. Those usually fall toward city responsibility, plus the police in the case of crime.

All these issues need addressing early so there never is confusion on which thing each group focuses on. Since the unexpected will always come up, everything needs mentioning in writing to avoid stalled communication issues when an emergency arises.

 

SFPMA – Our Members provide many Professional Services to Condo and HOA’s all over Florida. Learn and read our Industry Articles.

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Sanctuary Gardens – We are open to the public!

Sanctuary Gardens – We are open to the public!

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Sanctuary Gardens

Sanctuary Gardens specializes in providing exceptional landscape services and quality Installations. We are meticulous in detail, so that any residential or business property would appear at it’s finest. We would take you from the designing of your property all the way to the Installation of the Landscape. If you are a do-it-yourself we can help as well, our nursery carries a variety of different plants and landscape material.

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Looking for Bromeliads???
Stop in today for really neat exciting bromeliads.
Bromeliad plants provide an exotic touch to the home and landscape bringing a sense of the tropics and sun-kissed climates. Growing a bromeliad as a houseplant is easy and brings interesting texture and color to the interior garden. Learn how to care for a bromeliad plant and you will have a long lasting unique houseplant that is low maintenance.
   
 

We are open to the public!

Monday – Friday  8:00AM to 5:00PM
Saturday – 8:00AM to 3PM
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954-394-4625
Sanctuary Gardens
Come visit our garden center, we offer a wide variety of palms, plants, trees, and accessories. We always do our best to accommodate our clients in every possible way. Whether you are looking for garden accessories or ideas you’ll be sure to find it here. We have a live showroom where you can see the type of waterfalls we do, interactive portfolio, and intensive detailed pictures of our landscape design. If we do not have what you are looking for, we will try all of our sources to find it for you. We also offer delivery to many parts of South Florida.
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New Tool to Control Weeds Around Docks

New Tool to Control Weeds Around Docks

New Tool to Control Weeds Around Docks

by SOLitude Lake Management

New solutions are enhancing how we can help solve a variety of problems lake and pond owners face. The innovative tool, Weeds Away, helps keep nuisance and invasive aquatic weeds and muck accumulation away from your dock and swimming areas. Learn more about this exciting technology that offers a natural solution for aquatic weed control.

 

Enhance Your Lake or Pond with New Technologies from Bearon Aquatics

SOLitude Lake Management is privileged to offer a variety of enhanced tools and services to stakeholders nationwide through our new vendor partner, Bearon Aquatics. This partnership supports SOLitude’s long-held mission to create beautiful, well-balanced waterbodies that promote good health, happiness, and meaningful experiences around the water.

Weeds Away

We are excited to announce Weeds Away, a “non-chemical” system used to manage nuisance aquatic plants, filamentous and planktonic algae, muck, silt, and suspended debris in stagnant areas. This energy-efficient blower system creates a continuous water current that can be used to directly dispel undesirable materials in target spaces such as docks, piers, marinas, and swimming holes. Likewise, this system creates surface turbulence that integrates dissolved oxygen into the water column for increased water quality benefits.

Weeds Away is strategically designed to make maintenance and functionality as effortless and energy-efficient as possible. Stakeholders can choose from two different sizes depending on their goals and budget. The dock-mounted units are corrosion-resistant and adjustable for custom depth, direction, and water current angling for maximum thrust and performance. And each comes with a 2-year warranty. Weeds Away is an excellent choice for waterbodies throughout the country.

 

surface aerator - bearon aquaticsSurface Aerators & Floating Fountains

Beyond Weeds Away and Ice-Eater, there are many cost-effective options available for surface aeration. Surface aerators and floating fountains are used to increase dissolved oxygen levels by creating circulation and turbulence. All Bearon products require little or no assembly and can be installed by one person, if necessary.

Bearon’s Flo-Gen and Flo-Ration surface aerators can be used to circulate water by creating a horizontal flow. By improving surface water quality and movement, these aerators, in turn, prevent mosquito populations, fish kills, algae blooms, and unwanted bacteria – particularly in marinas and narrow canals. They can also help enhance activities like winter fishing and duck hunting by rocking decoys and preventing ice formation.

Bearon also offers several dynamic Olympus fountain systems with a variety of features, spray patterns, and lighting accents. Fountains function differently than surface aerators as they vertically spray water into the air. Each system works differently to achieve goals for waterbodies of any depth and size, whether that’s reducing power consumption, preventing pond scum and bad odors, lowering operating costs, or adding a touch of elegance to a community pond.

 

Other Exciting Technologies & Innovations

Among these new offerings, SOLitude has a full toolbox of exciting technologies and innovations that continue to transform the lake and pond management industry. Professional drones, Oxygen Saturation Technology (OST), and many other solutions are available to help you achieve your waterbody goals. Speak with the experts to learn more!

WHO WE ARE

At SOLitude Lake Management we’re dedicated to making water a more healthy and beautiful part of our environment and our world. In that pursuit we offer sustainable, comprehensive lake and pond management solutions.

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Accept deliveries from any shipper, residents can collect packages 24/7. by Smart Entry Systems

Accept deliveries from any shipper, residents can collect packages 24/7. by Smart Entry Systems

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Accept deliveries from any shipper, residents can collect packages 24/7.

Mix and match from 9, 6, or 4 door models to suit your community.

Watch our Video

 

please check if your question is already covered by the below Frequently Asked Questions list:

  1. How many residence units can this system support?
    • Unlimited, our system is hosted in Google cloud with infinite expandability.
  2. How many buildings can this system support?
    • Unlimited, and no additional monthly fees are required for having multiple buildings.
  3. How many doors or gates can this system support?
    • Unlimited and no additional monthly fees are required for having multiple doors or gates.
  4. Do I get software upgrades when new features are released?
    • Yes, some new features will be free upgrades while other optional services can cost extra. Critical updates are pushed to the tablets automatically as they become available.
  5. How many residents can access the system?
    • We do not set any limit, but the average US household size is 2.2 including kids, so the total number of residents should be around 2.2 times the number of reported units. We may investigate properties with inconceivably high resident to unit ratios to make sure the number of units reported to us is correct.
  6. Do you sell the tablet, the wireless relay, the electric strike, the maglock, etc?
    • No, we do not sell ANY hardware directly as this system is based on an open platform concept using commonly available hardware components.  You can find direct purchase links to the various component suppliers on our Tutorial page. Please contact us if you would also like to be a supplier of ours.
  7. Can I use an iPad as the entrance tablet?
    • No, Android tablets are much more cost effective and comes in a much wider variety of models.
  8. Does each resident need to purchase any additional hardware to access the system?
    • No, they only need a smartphone (iOS or Android) and download our free app to receive video calls.  Non-smartphone and landline users will receive voice only calls and press *1 to open grant access.
  9. How does the resident or visitor open the door?
    • At the door, by entering their numberic access code or scanning their QR Code.
    • At the door, depending on the type of reader installed using one or more of the following credentials:
      • Touchless RFID credentials such as a key card, key fob, sticker.
      • Wireless credentials such as Bluetooth, NFC tags.
      • Biometric identifiers such as fingerprint, vein, retina.
      • There are many reader choices avaiable on the market and we support all of them that complies to the Wiegand standard.
    • When called by their visitor and is using a smartphone, by pressing the Open Door button on the app.
    • When called by their visitor and is NOT using a smartphone, by pressing *1 on their phone’s numeric keypad.
  10. Do you support both the iPhone and Android phones?
    • Yes, our free phone app is available for both iOS and Android devices.
  11. Which tablet do you recommend?
  12. How do I mount the tablet to the wall?
    • We have partnered with several enclosure makers to provide various tablet mounting enclosures. Please see our Tutorial page for more info. Please contact us if you would also like to be a supplier of ours.
  13. How do I prevent users from existing the tablet entry app?
    • The Android tablet is set to Kiosk mode, only our Entry App running on the foreground is accessible.
  14. How hot can the temperature get before the system shuts down?
    • The tablet manufacturers rated the tablet’s operating temperatures from 32F to 105F.  We have tested our system up to 115F but recommends adhering to the manufacturer’s suggested temperatures.  If the entry box will be directly exposed to the sun, you will need to install a hood to protect the box from overheating. Please see our Tutorial page for more info. Here is our High Temperature Testing Video 1 and High Temperature Testing Video 2.
    • For locations colder than 32F, a Thin Film Heater and a thermometer relay is required to prevent controller shutdown. Please see our Tutorial page for more info.
  15. How do I prevent theft and vandalism of the tablet?
    • You can use any Android tablet, some models are more vandal proof than others. You can also add tempered glass screen protectors to further protect the tablet. However, nothing can give you 100% protection to purposeful vandalism such as a swing from a baseball bat, this is also true for any other entry systems on the market. Our system allows you to replace a damaged tablet very quickly and inexpensively while replacement parts from other proprietary manufactured units can be very expensive and you must wait for a trained professional to replace the damaged parts, adding more costs and prolonged system downtime. Adding a surveillance camera system is a great way to deter vandalism.
  16. How do I manage the residents, entries, schedules and access rules?
    • The full functionality of the system is managed by accessing our cloud based Community Management Portal from anywhere with Internet.
  17. What is the HTML code to incorporate the Community Manager into my website for private labeling?
    • <iframe width=”1024″ height=”768″ frameborder=”0″ src=”https://manage.smartentrysystems.com”></iframe>
    • Here is a sample HTML file containing the code: Private Label
  18. What happens to the controller when the Internet goes down?
    • The ability for the tablet to make calls will be disabled, however, existing access codes, QR codes, cards and fobs will continue to work as usual. No updates to access codes, QR, codes, cards, fobs, schedules, and residents can be sent to the tablet by our cloud server until your Internet connection is restored.
  19. The $50 minimum monthly fee is still too much for my tiny project, can I get the system for free?
    • Yes, if your tiny project only requires a maximum of just 5 residents or less, the demo account is completely functional and 100% free to use. We hope that you will bring us larger projects in the future.
  20. Will you support Z-Wave®, ZigBee®, Wi-Fi®, Lutron® Clear Connect® based devices?
    • Possibly, this feature is under review and is being considered for future development.
  21. Can you add this special feature that I must have in order to sell this system to my customer?
    • Maybe, please contact us and describe your feature requirement below.

You can also email us directly at Info@SmartEntrySystems.com

 

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Lighting of Tomorrow is a full-service electrician company, we specialize in all commercial, industrial, HOA & Condo services.

Lighting of Tomorrow is a full-service electrician company, we specialize in all commercial, industrial, HOA & Condo services.

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LED Lighting , Energy Savings and Electrical Services for Commercial , HOA & Condo Properties

Lighting of Tomorrow is a full-service electrician company for the South Florida Area. We specialize in all commercial, industrial, HOA & Condo services and are guaranteed to leave you satisfied with our electrical work.

Our team consists of certified electricians who know the ins and outs of superior service and unbeatable customer care. We also specialize on renewable and energy-efficient product and services that facilitates the switch from outdated, inefficient lighting to state-of-the-art LED technology. We offer lighting design, inspections, installation, & maintenance.

 

Electrical Areas Of Expertise

  • Electric vehicle charging stations
  • Turnkey Lighting Installations
  • Lighting and Energy Audits
  • New Lighting Installations
  • Surge Protection Systems
  • New Construction
  • New electrical installations
  • Transformer Maintenance & Repair
  • Existing electrical repairs.
  • Installation of UPS/Generator Systems
  • Bulbs and ballast replacements
  • PLC Installations
  • Fuse replacements
  • Preventive Maintenance on Switchgear
  • Surge protector installations
  • Panel upgrades
  • Flat Rate Service Fees
  • Expert troubleshooting
  • 24 Hour Emergency Service
  • Commercial electric
  • New Commercial, and Industrial wiring
  • Solar energy panel installations
  • Rewiring and Remodeling
  • Generator backup systems
  • Electric Circuit Testing
  • Design and permits.
  • Indoor & Outdoor Accent & Security Lighting
  • Energy Analysis Audit
  • Control Wiring

 

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Top 4 Things to Consider When Budgeting for Lake Management by SOLitude

Top 4 Things to Consider When Budgeting for Lake Management by SOLitude

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Top 4 Things to Consider When Budgeting for Lake Management

by SOLitude Lake Management

 

Lakes and ponds are multifaceted ecosystems with a wide array of uses, benefits, and challenges. If you oversee waterbodies for a community association, golf course, municipality, or any other entity, you know that many factors must be examined when making decisions about the property. As the number of stakeholders increases, so does the number of opinions.

Lake management professionals often encounter these situations. To help decision-makers choose lake management solutions and maintenance strategies that satisfy as many stakeholders as possible, it’s advantageous to start by considering four overarching factors:

 

Stakeholder goals - on the job- team picture - meeting with clients - event - solution

#1: Stakeholder Goals

A decorative pond is very distinct from an aquatic preserve, and both of these are vastly different from a productive trophy fishery or a large drinking water reservoir. Likewise, each of these waterbodies may serve multiple purposes. A community pond, for example, is aesthetically pleasing, but may also contain important equipment for stormwater collection. A reservoir sustains our communities and also likely functions as an exciting spot for boating and recreation. Making simple choices about the removal of aquatic plant species or adjusting water chemistry can require overwhelming input with dozens of goals in mind.

How do you meet in the middle? This is where it’s important to confer with a lake manager who specializes in the “human dimension” of goal setting. It’s unlikely that polar opposite goals can be achieved, but by collecting diverse input, thoroughly evaluating goals, and educating stakeholders about the various paths to achieve them, it is possible to find areas of unforeseen compromise and greater potential for success.

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#2: Waterbody Characteristics

All lakes and ponds are different, whether they are located in separate states or right next to one another. Like a snowflake, a multitude of details come together to create a one-of-a-kind entity. These include the waterbody’s location, size, depth, age, the presence of invasive species, land use, and the level of surrounding pollution – and can go far beyond that.

Before moving forward with any kind of lake or pond maintenance strategy, it’s vital to collect data that reveals both the visible and unseen characteristics of the water resource. Laboratory testing, bathymetric mapping, surveillance, and other data gathering techniques can be used to inform the creation of a customized management program that maps out the path to success. Some goals may be simple to achieve while others require a more rigorous approach, but this can only be determined when accurate data is available.

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#3: Timing

Just as physical factors can influence a waterbody, so can elements like weather, temperature, rainfall, and even the season. These conditions can have dramatic, almost immediate effects on a waterbody by altering water chemistry, expediting erosion, causing fish kills, and more. The time of year may also exacerbate existing problems or create new ones without warning.

No matter your goal, timing will be a large factor in the planning and implementation process. For instance, lakes and ponds that require muck removal will often wait until the cooler months to complete hydro-raking or dredging projects in order to minimize down-time. And, nuisance algae and toxic cyanobacteria can be more effectively thwarted with proactive nutrient remediation projects before summer weather is in full swing. By understanding the importance of well-timed management projects, you can better budget for them.

scenic lake and pond, looking out at lake, clients enjoying waterbody, team on the job budget

#4: Budget

Budget is often a limiting factor for stakeholders and it can be even more difficult to get all decision-makers on board with the prioritization of lake and pond management. It’s beneficial to create a comprehensive road map built on the aquatic characteristics, the timing of necessary services, and the long-term goals and expectations for the waterbody. With a clear, well-informed plan on hand, the benefits and upfront costs can be more accurately evaluated and conveyed.

On paper, smaller upfront maintenance costs seem more appealing, but they can also be extremely misleading. Though safe and effective, EPA-registered pesticides do not make algae or weeds disappear forever; they simply mask a problem that will continue to exist without intervention. Stakeholders looking to maximize their budget while maintaining their long-term goals will find the most success in an annual management program. By proactively investing in the future of your waterbody, you can spend and worry less over time.

 

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TD250 Treadmill Desk $2,299 (plus sales tax & delivery) – in stock for a limited time & limited quantities! by Commercial Fitness Equipment

TD250 Treadmill Desk $2,299 (plus sales tax & delivery) – in stock for a limited time & limited quantities! by Commercial Fitness Equipment

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TD250 Treadmill Desk $2,299 (plus sales tax & delivery) – in stock for a limited time & limited quantities!

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The World’s first Convertible Exercise to Work Station
This treadmill is built for #RUNNING and #WALKING, and as a WALKING WORK DESK. Able to accommodate users up to 300lbs, the TD250 Treadmill Desk is truly the treadmill for everyone. From the beginner to advanced athlete, you will not find a better value in its class.

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954-747-5128

Commercial Fitness Products, a Florida based organization, has been serving the fitness needs of our customers nationwide for over 27 years. Our primary focus is Multi-Housing & Hospitality, as such, we stay current on the latest industry trends, and are able to share ideas on how we may equip or improve any community fitness center. We provide more than just equipment…our goal is to delight your residents & guests by providing them an exceptional fitness environment.

CFP’s team of experienced professionals are eager to assist you with prompt & courteous customer service. If you have any plans to add, change or upgrade your fitness amenity, we welcome the opportunity to work hard to earn your business.

 

 

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