Putting in a new HVAC system is a good opportunity to make sure your home is as airtight as possible. We can re-caulk windows, check weather stripping on doors and see if you have sufficient insulation.
Recently, Iranian archeologists unearthed an ancient plumbing system at Persepolis, once the capital of ancient Persia (circa 500 BC). The system consisted of branching canals that were decorated with bas-relief carvings and served to channel waste water away from the city...
When sewers back up due to drain clogging, they can overflow and lead to serious hygiene issues in the home. Your basements especially can be easily flooded. Let our drain-cleaning professionals help you before it’s too late.
If you have an HVAC system that runs off gas, it’s very important that you install carbon monoxide detectors. Since this deadly gas is odorless, these detectors can help safeguard your family.
Did you know that a leaky faucet can do more than keep you up nights and waste water? Over time, all that dripping can start to damage the fixture that will require a replacement to fix.
The bottom line is, regular drain cleaning services keep your sewer line free of obstructions. This is the best way to keep sludge, grease, and general gunk from building up in your pipes and creating expensive plumbing issues down the road.
While you can do some types of air conditioner maintenance yourself, you should hire a professional to do a complete checkup of your system to make sure the electrical controls and coils are in top shape.
Cast iron plumbing pipes are much heavier than any other pipes and thus are used in specific applications in a commercial plumbing system. Normally, these pipes are used for water distribution systems or underground installation as the main pipe on drainage or sewer systems.
If you start to notice that some of your home’s drains are slowing down, this likely means that there are clogs developing in the pipes. It’s best to have your drains serviced at this point, as these types of issues don’t tend to go away on their own and can even lead to...
In 1856, Sir William Siemens and his brother Friedrich developed the first regenerative furnace. It used energy more efficiently and vented the gaseous combustion products only after the air was cooled, two innovations critical to the development of efficient gas furnaces.
Did you know that electronic controls can be retrofitted or installed as new fixtures in your commercial building to produce water savings of as much as 70 percent? They also produce savings in terms of water heating energy and water treatment.
Clogs and blockages are unfortunately a common drain problem. Even with DIY precautions, they’re bound to pop up sooner or later. Scheduling regular drain cleanings go a long way to keep clogs at bay.
When it comes to plumbing repairs, we guarantee the highest quality of work and materials. This will ensure that the repair is done right the first time so that you don’t encounter more extensive (and costly) issues down the road.
If you don’t have a garbage disposal, you should avoid letting food scraps go down the drain. This can be achieved by using a drain strainer in your kitchen sink.
Heard the old chestnut about water swirling down the toilet in different directions depending on which hemisphere you're in? It's not true. The orientation of a toilet's jets determines its circular flow from right or left.
Roots and other types of partial blockage in outside sewer lines or septic lines can cause drain problems inside the home. While this is sometime hard to detect, one sure sign is slow drainage and gurgling sounds when the sink or tub is emptying while the washing machine or...
If how your building is used has changed since it was first constructed, replacing the old HVAC system may be a smart move. As traffic flow and occupancy hours have adjusted, as well as what equipment is used onsite, the demands placed on the old system may be more than it was...
PEX plumbing systems are becoming quite popular with building inspectors. Why? PEX connections don’t require dry fitting and are completed in one step, so a quick visual inspection confirms a solid connection has been made.
A lot of things go down our drains, including soap, shaving cream, lotions, food, grease, laundry detergent, lint, and other similar things. Over time, these will build up and cause clogs, but a drain cleaning expert can help get rid of the clog.