Did you know that the first flushable toilet was invented in 1596 by Sir John Harrington? If your John isn’t working right, give us a call, and we can help you out.
LEED credits for water efficiency are garnered from three areas: Credit 1 is for water efficient landscaping, Credit 2 covers innovation in wastewater technology and application, and Credit 3 addresses water use reduction.
When a family heirloom falls down the drain, you may go into a panic. Whether we’re looking for a stubborn clog or your grandmother’s sapphire ring, we’re always ready to lend a hand.
If you’ve ever walked into the company bathroom and discovered the faucet still running or dripping, you already know that not everyone pays attention to the amount of water they use. Not only will installing new bathroom fixtures make things look nicer, but they could also help cut down on your corporate water bill.
It’s important to remember that having your plumbing properly installed when you build a new building is the best way to avoid complicated and costly repairs later. When you need to ensure all your plumbing is installed correctly, we’re always here for you.
Plumbing is a challenging career, but someone has to do it. Care to guess the annual revenue for the plumbing industry in the U.S.? If you guessed $106 billion, you're right.
We recognize that the plumbing needs of commercial businesses can be vastly different from those of a residential home. Let’s talk about the building you’re planning to build and how we might be able to help you ensure all the plumbing work is properly installed.
Upgrading your commercial restrooms by installing low-flow flush fixtures can really save you money in the long run. In fact, the amount of water used per flush can be reduced by as much as 63 percent, depending on how inefficient your old units were.
Know where to look for your leak! Remember: the most common places that leaks appear are the bathroom, kitchen, basement, crawlspaces, and beneath the foundation.
Basically, any commercial water piping installation where there is the possibility that a harmful substance may gain access to a drinking water supply must have a backflow protection device installed.
A major benefit of no-flush urinals is that are fewer parts involved because you aren't pumping water up to the top floors and then down from the urinals. A waterless urinal requires very little maintenance because of the lack of moving parts, creating a significant savings.
So how do automatic sensor taps work? Basically, when the sensor senses the presence of an object (the user’s hands) in front of the tap, it sends a signal to the solenoid valve to initiate the flow of water. This type of upgrade in commercial applications can be an important form of cost control.
A solar water heater can't be used 365 days a year because of stormy weather and other issues. But with a traditional backup water heater, you'll always have hot water - and most of the time that hot water will be free.
LEED rating systems are different for each type of businesses, and plumbing installation needs to be adjusted accordingly. Ratings are industry specific and include schools, healthcare, retail, residential development, and commercial interiors. We know how to meet the requirements of each.
When it comes to the replacement of corroding pipes, in certain circumstances, we can focus on the specific area of the home where the damage seems to be occurring. However, if your pipes are old, then it may be best to do a full repiping all at once.
Although the plumbing for most residential homes is fairly straightforward, the layout of a commercial plumbing system can require more expertise to effectively manage. Rest assured that we’re always up to the challenge of helping with all your commercial plumbing needs.
Although there may not be a plumber around when you need one, from a business standpoint, plumbers are well represented across the country. Care to guess how many people in the U.S. earn a living from the plumbing industry? That would be 717,000.
There is a significant difference between commercial and residential plumbing installation, even for the smallest of commercial structures. We understand these differences, installing and calibrating every aspect of the plumbing system to ensure it works correctly and can meet the demands placed on it.
Did you know a lot of pluming contractors and plumbing services also help with repairing and installing water heaters? That's not all either. You can also get help installing and repairing toilets, as well as kitchen and bathroom remodeling.
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.
Does your toilet just keep running and running? Although this can sound like a big, expensive problem, the fix could be pretty simple -- and cheaper than paying for all that water going down the drain. A running toilet can be caused by a bad valve or toilet tank ball. Both are inexpensive repairs.
We recognize that renovating your office buildings can create significant lags in employee efficiency and productivity. When your employees must work in the building while we install new plumbing, we’re always happy to work with you to create a schedule that will create the least inconvenience to your business.
Can you guess what modern technology is used to find underground plumbing leaks quickly? If you guessed radar, you're right. Small video cameras can also be used to locate problems without disturbing the landscape.
Did you know that the newest PEX piping models feature the tightest bend radius available? This can be a really benefit when it comes to commercial plumbing installations, as the install process tends to go much more quickly with fewer fittings.
I’m interested in a solar water heater, but worried about not having hot water during rainy or cloudy days. Your plumbing contractor can explain that the solar panels on your home are paired with a traditional water heater as a backup, so there is always hot water available no matter the weather conditions.
What is CPVC pipe? It’s a thermoplastic chlorinated polyvinyl chloride pipe designed to carry hot and cold water. It’s popular for commercial installations, because it’s more affordable than copper and more resistant to high heat than traditional PVC pipe.
Do you know how to conserve water and energy within your home? Check the temperature setting on your water heater. It should not be above 120 degrees Fahrenheit or medium setting on older models.
