Are you concerned that having your plumbing installed incorrectly in other buildings has led to costly repairs later on? Let’s talk about the issues you’ve experienced so that we can help you ensure that your new building’s plumbing doesn’t experience similar issues.
Depending on the age of your home, it may feel as though something new is breaking every week. Rest assured that our team of experienced plumbers is always available to help you get to the bottom of what’s wrong with your home’s plumbing system.
Is your business in the food service industry? Plumbing for kitchens and other food prep areas not only needs to work; it also needs to meet health codes. The best way to sure you get a system that complies with them is to have it installed by a commercial plumbing pro.
Did you know that there are vent pipes on your roof that affect your plumbing system? If you started having plumbing issues right after having roof work done, there’s a chance they covered your vents.
Businesses come in all shapes and sizes, from the small, ten-person office to the large retail center. That’s why commercial plumbers are flexible, and no matter what size plumbing job you need done, they’ll be able to handle it.
The first US sewer pipe manufacturer began producing hexagonal clay pipe in 1849. Initially, the pipe was produced in unglazed two-foot lengths. But by 1880, glazed piping began to be used because it was more resistant to clogging and freeze-thaw cycles.
The moats around castles served a very important defensive purpose, but they also had another use as part of the plumbing system. Water could be brought in by wells, and then wastewater was dumped directly into the moat.
Did you know that PVC plumbing pipes vary in terms of their thickness and configuration depending on the application where they will be used? PVC pipes are typically used for cold and hot potable water as well as in sewage applications.
Did you know that 85 percent of the country has hard water - a water supply with fairly high levels of minerals, such as calcium and magnesium? While hard water won't affect your health, you may want to consider a water conditioning system.
The most common shapes for stainless steel commercial sinks are square and rectangular, although this should be chosen based on the functionality of the sink. It’s important to determine your needs ahead of time so that you choose a bowl that’s deep and wide enough.
Do you live in a warm, sunny climate? You may want to consider adding a solar water heater for your home. These can save up to 80 percent on the cost of heating water, according to Consumer Reports, but are not nearly as efficient in cooler, cloudy climates.
Do you ever worry that the plumbing installation crews you’ve worked with in the past won’t understand the complicated layout of your medical gas lines? Remember, we’ve got the experience necessary to help you ensure a proper installation.
Have you noticed that your water bill has been creeping up for no apparent reason? This could indicate a water leak. Let us take care of it before your water bill gets too much higher.
Did you know that, on average, the return on investment for electronic sensor water taps is about 30 percent, with a payback period between three and six months? Generally, the higher your original water costs, the higher the return will be.
Do your pipes rattle when your dishwasher runs? This may mean that your pipes are rubbing against one another or on a rough surface inside the wall or floor.
Although PEX piping has a slightly higher initial cost, its minimal maintenance and fast installation process make it ideal for commercial applications. Since it is virtually leak free, it offers certain advantages over copper piping.
It’s hard to believe, but there is a royal figure that once considered being a plumber. Rock and roll icon and Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne spent his time apprenticing for a plumber before hitting it big in the music scene.
Are your shower fixtures starting to a look a little worse for the wear? Since the installation of some fixtures can involve cutting down pipes to size, we’re always happy to handle this for you.
Copper piping is popular for commercial installations because it’s durable and versatile. Type K pipe, for example, can be used for water service, fire protection, solar heating, fuel oil, snow melting, compressed air, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, and vacuum applications.
A toilet flush may not be the most exciting image, but it has inspired controversy. In old films, toilets were seldom depicted at all, and when they were, they were never seen in mid-flushed. Care to guess in what year the first film flush occurred? If you guessed 1962, you're right. The film was "Psycho."
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.
Are you considering replacing the kitchen sink with something bigger and more attractive? Remember, any change in the sink’s depth could make it necessary to switch out the pipes below it. If your simple sink replacement is turning out to be anything but simple, we’re always here for you.
Did you know that your tank water heater pulls energy throughout the day to keep the water inside heated to the appropriate temperature? This means you’re spending money to heat water even if you go out of town!
