The constant use of gas lines in homes and commercial buildings means they corrode and deteriorate over time. It doesn’t matter whether they are underground or above ground, like any pipes, they are susceptible to leaks.
For most Americans, the winter holidays are as busy as they are festive. With the barrage of guests coming over to your house and the mounds of food you’ll be preparing for them, your plumbing and sewer systems can suffer big time.
Holiday season is officially underway and getting your home holiday-ready is at the top of everyone’s to-do list. Most people would think that simply means cleaning the house and getting up the decorations, but there’s something you’re forgetting—your drains.
Whether it’s a professional plumber or any individual with common sense, they’ll tell you not to ignore plumbing problems—major or minor. With advancements in equipment and repair processes, as well as high standards when it comes to training, technicians and specialists can fix most plumbing issues with ease.
Hydrostatic testing is a crucial part of checking for leaks in your plumbing. No plumbing service would ever begin a job without running a thorough hydrostatic checkup, which will effectively tell them if there are any leaks in the piping.
Plumbing is one of the key aspects of structurally sound construction. Where roofing and flooring ensure your safety and quality of life, plumbing is integral to a running supply of clean water.
Leaking pipes, bent walls, cracked glasses and uneven floors are commonplace if you don’t get your foundations routinely inspected.
Leaky pipes are one of the leading causes for electrical problems across both residential and commercial properties. Statistics indicate that 51,000 cases of electrical fires were reported in the previous year—accounting for 500 death, 1400 injuries and $1.3 billion dollars worth of damages.
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