In commercial properties, plumbing issues can have a negative impact not only in terms of the cost of repairs, but also on business operations. By upgrading your property’s plumbing system, you can avoid these types of problems in the future.
Modern pipe is usually made from copper, with about 1 billion feet installed every year. Fortunately, old copper is also 100 percent recyclable, and most copper for new pipes comes from recycled sources. In fact, about 80 percent of all the copper ever used is still being used today.
Having automatic faucet controls or flow restrictors/aerators installed is a great way to upgrade your commercial plumbing system. A metered faucet will either deliver a pre-set amount of water and then shut off automatically or is electronic and shuts off when the user moves away.
If you have recently had a flooding problem, it may cause problems in your water and drain lines. To protect yourself and your family, call us to inspect your plumbing system.
Around 510 BC, Rome built the Cloaca Maxima, an initial system of drains designed to channel waste water, storm runoff, and sewage out of the city. The main outlet led directly to the Tiber River, and this pipeline is still visible today.
PEX plumbing systems are becoming quite popular with building inspectors. Why? PEX connections don’t require dry fitting and are completed in one step, so a quick visual inspection confirms a solid connection has been made.
Unfortunately, plumbing work for commercial buildings can often be more costly than it is for residential structures. Rest assured that we’ll do everything possible to help you complete the work you need within your company’s budget.
It’s important to remember that not all general contractors are well-versed in advanced plumbing techniques. If plumbing is part of your scheduled renovation, it’s critical to have an experienced plumbing contractor as part of the project.
There are several benefits of PEX pipes when used in commercial applications. These pipes are able to stand up to heavy usage, as they resist pitting, scaling, and corrosion from aggressive water, and withstand the potential oxidative effects of heavily chlorinated water.
Have you started to notice that your water bill is increasing even though your family’s water usage is the same as always? Let us help you locate the plumbing fixture or pipe that’s causing the problem.
PEX pipe offers a range of advantages for commercial buildings. Unlike CPVC pipe, for instance, there’s no need for torches, glues, solvents or special gauges, so the piping can be installed more quickly with predictable, reliable results.
When we get hired to do a job, we do everything we can to make sure the job gets done right. We’ll even throw the kitchen sink at it, unless it’s the kitchen sink that we’re fixing. Call us today for any questions you may have about your plumbing.
CPVC pipe is the right option for some commercial installations. Why? It’s more affordable than copper, and it’s also lighter to transport, easier to install, immune to corrosion, resistant to mineral build up, long-lasting, and less likely to fail.
Care to guess which culture is responsible for the invention of the shower? If you guessed the Romans, guess again. Although the Romans were responsible for the seminal ideas behind a number of plumbing innovations, we have the Greeks to thank for the invention of the shower.
Whether it’s a retail store or a restaurant, remodeling can be the perfect way to bring more customers in the door. It’s also a perfect opportunity to check, fix, or redo parts of your plumbing, so your place will be fantastic for the reopening.
Your home’s plumbing is one of the largest systems in your home. Because of the interconnectedness of the system, clogs or leaks in certain areas of the pipes can often cause widespread plumbing issues throughout your home.
LEED water efficiency credits are the responsibility of the plumbing engineer and contractor, who must be well informed of the fixtures available and how they can be properly used and installed to receive LEED points.
Why get a tankless water heater? Tankless heaters can save up to 60 percent in utility costs a year, compared to a traditional storage tank heater. The difference is that tankless models only heat water when it is needed. The storage tank heater constantly keeps a supply of water warm for whenever it may be needed.
PEX pipe is cross-linked polyethylene tubing. It’s resistant to the effects of hot and cold water and hot and cold external temperatures. It also resists chemicals and corrosion, but may degrade in sunlight, so it’s best-suited to indoor or underground installations.
There are several benefits of PEX tubing when it comes to commercial plumbing systems. PEX pipes are clean, non-toxic, and extremely durable. In addition, they are fast and easy to install and result in a system designed to last for decades of use.
Did you know that a low-flush toilet can offer significant water-saving potential? It is reported that a low-flush toilet can help to conserve 18,000 gallons of water annually.
Cast iron plumbing pipes are much heavier than any other pipes and thus are used in specific applications in a commercial plumbing system. Normally, these pipes are used for water distribution systems or underground installation as the main pipe on drainage or sewer systems.