Businesses across the United States have pulled down their shutters ever since the government announced orders to shelter in place to minimize the risk of exposure to the coronavirus. If you’ve also shut down your restaurant, it’s you being a responsible citizen who cares about the lives of their employees and customers. However, while your business …
Garbage disposal units are designed to clean themselves by breaking down food debris and draining them out of the unit via the discharge pipe. This built-in cleaning mechanism keeps the interior chamber of the disposal in great shape. However, over time a sticky and oily buildup may form on the walls of the chamber and …
The most minor of plumbing problems in commercial settings can have a serious impact on a larger scale than in homes. Since commercial buildings receive more traffic, the plumbing systems need to be functional at all times. Be it the toilet drains or the kitchen sinks, commercial businesses can’t afford plumbing problems on a business …
A leaking water pipe, an overflowing toilet, water backing drains, and other similar plumbing emergencies can wreak havoc in your home. Especially when you’re sheltering in place, a plumbing emergency can quickly turn worse because of panicking. Knowing how to be proactive in a frustrating plumbing emergency can minimize the water damage to your property. …
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A problematic plumbing system is an emergency that cannot be pushed behind. It doesn’t just damage the structural integrity of your property, but it also becomes a threat to your health and that of your family’s, if left untreated for long. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, plumbing companies across the United States must adopt precautionary …
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From taking warm and cozy showers to washing clothes and dishes with hot water, a well-functioning water heater makes everyday life better and easier. While it’s true that traditional water heaters can live for up to 15 years and tankless units have a useful life of up to 20 years—they can break down way before …
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Most homes in the United States are still using traditional water heaters—ones that are attached with a storage tank to hold the water. These water heaters keep heating the stored water round the clock, even when it’s not being used. On the other hand, tankless water heaters don’t store hot water; they only heat water …
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Due to environmental stressors and uneven pressure, sometimes, even gas lines that have been professionally installed experience leakages and ruptures. So if your nose catches the smell of rotting eggs or sulfur, it’s probably because of a gas leak.
While a small faulty water line can be dealt with by any repairperson, gas lines are a different story altogether. Professional plumbing skills are critical when repairing faulty gas lines—doing it yourself or hiring someone who’s inexperienced could even be fatal.
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