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5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Cluster Mailbox Unit

Friday December 07, 2018

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The advent of cluster mailbox units has revolutionized the way in which we send and receive mail. Known as a CBU, the United States Postal Service (USPS) prefers them over curbside mailboxes because they are easier to manage. But if you're planning to invest in a CBU for a residential community or property that you manage, you should consider the five following things.

What Size Curbside Mailbox Do I Need? Things to Consider When Choosing a Size

Monday December 03, 2018

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When choosing a curbside mailbox, it's important to consider the size. Curbside mailboxes are available in a variety of sizes, ranging from small to extra-large. So, what size should you get?

Mailbox Refurbishment: How to Revitalize Your Curbside Mailbox

Wednesday November 28, 2018

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If the exterior of your community's curbside mailboxes are showing signs of chipping or flaking off, perhaps it's time to consider a refurbishment. Replacing your old, worn mailbox is always an option, but there are alternative to get a little more use out of your mailbox systems.

5 Benefits of Wayfinding Signage for Your Residential Community

Friday November 16, 2018

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When developing a residential community, it's important that high-quality wayfinding signage is used. From small rural neighborhoods to densely populated metropolitan neighborhoods, the right wayfinding signage can improve a residential community in several ways.

The Dos and Don'ts of Installing a Curbside Mailbox

Friday November 09, 2018

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Installing a curbside mailbox system? Whether you're upgrading your home's residential mailbox or setting up new mailboxes with posts for a community, the USPS isn’t responsible for installing them. It’s up to you to make sure they’re compliant, functional, and enhance curb appeal. Follow these essential dos and don’ts to ensure your mailbox installation is safe and USPS-approved.