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If you are a business, you are heavily reliant on your building’s services. It is obvious to most business owners that if a service like phone or internet goes down, they are stuck. However, many do not realize or think about the potential problems with their Commercial and Industrial Plumbing which can be just as…
Everybody loves hot water. A warm shower is the most basic of luxuries. However, an underpowered water heater can ruin the experience, leaving you jumping out of a suddenly cold shower as the hot water runs out. For many people, the best part of staying at a hotel is the endless hot water supply. With…

Choosing the right water heater is an important decision that affects your home’s comfort, energy efficiency, and utility bills. With various types of water heaters available, each offering different benefits, it’s essential to understand which option best suits your needs. Types of Water Heaters Tankless Water Heaters: These heaters provide hot water on demand without…

Don’t Fall for These Common Plumbing Misconceptions Winter weather often leads to a flurry of plumbing advice, but not all of it is accurate. Let’s separate fact from fiction to help you protect your home. Myth 1: Dripping Faucets Prevent Frozen Pipes Truth: While a dripping faucet can reduce pressure in the system, it doesn’t…
Spring rains can quickly overwhelm a basement if your sump pump isn’t ready. This essential device pumps water out of your basement or crawlspace, keeping your home dry and protected against water damage. A working sump pump can save thousands in flood repairs and mold remediation. To keep your sump pump running efficiently, it’s crucial…

Commercial buildings are required to perform backflow testing once a year. Many residential neighborhood associations and municipalities also require backflow testing from homeowners. This testing is required to protect the municipal water supply from contamination by private greywater. The connection between the municipal water supply and private buildings must be designed and tested to prevent…