All Valley Plumbing Service, Inc.

When it comes to sinks, stainless steel is a superior material for commercial applications, as it does not crack, chip, or discolor like other materials do. Stainless steel is also easy to clean and sanitize, making it ideal for use in kitchens.

Did you know that your shower head can save you a lot of money on your next water bill? Replacing an old shower head with a newer model can save you up to 7.5 gallons of water per minute!

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.

If you have a leaky faucet, you're not alone. Leaks are pretty common, and usually pretty easy to fix, too. Care to guess how much water an average homeowner wastes in a year through pesky leaks? According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), that would be 10,000 gallons or so.

A customer will judge your business by his or her entire experience while he or she there, and that includes his or her time in the bathroom. While the design of the bathroom is up to you, you can count on a commercial plumber to help give you a plumbing system that will always work.

Many experts believe over 2,000 children die annually worldwide as a direct result of inadequate sanitation. As a matter of fact, some authorities claim the invention of the toilet and other hygienic innovations have saved millions of lives.

Corroded plumbing pipes need to be addressed right away, because, if they crack or begin to leak, they can lead to significant damage to your home. In addition, the corrosion can taint your tap water, potentially making it unsafe to consume.

We recognize how difficult it can be to find commercial real estate that meets all your needs without exploding your budget. Remember, even if you can’t find a property that already has all the plumbing you want in the break room, we may be able to help you install everything you need to make the space truly your own.

Do you know who invented the first flush toilet back in the 16th century? If you guessed Sir John Harrington, you're right. He was also an author, but his biggest legacy is that he originated the flush.

Are you concerned that having your plumbing installed incorrectly in other buildings has led to costly repairs later on? Let’s talk about the issues you’ve experienced so that we can help you ensure that your new building’s plumbing doesn’t experience similar issues.

Did you know that there are vent pipes on your roof that affect your plumbing system? If you started having plumbing issues right after having roof work done, there’s a chance they covered your vents.

Some commercial plumbers prefer flexible plastic PEX pipe in certain applications. Why? Some tests indicate it’s tougher than copper, and unlike CPVC pipe, it’s resistant to breakdown even when exposed to UV light and retains its strength and flexibility over time.

The quick response and 24/7 service provided by most licensed plumbing contractors makes their service a life and property saving one! Plumbing contractors are well versed in plumbing emergencies, be it day or night, and when safety and property is at stake, they know time is of the essence.

Don’t forget the plumbing if you’re seeking LEED certification for your commercial renovation or building project. New green piping options include cast iron with 96 percent recycled content and PVC pipe with center layers made from 100 percent recycled content.

While you may not have had issues replacing your sink fixtures in the past, you never known when a handle or faucet will decide to break during removal. If you aren’t sure how to remove the broken pieces, we’ve got you covered.

PEX pipe is replacing copper and CPVC in some commercial installations. Why? Its cross-linked molecular structure means it’s very durable and flexible. It’s available in 1,000-foot lengths, which speeds installation and reduces the number of fittings and connections required to plumb large commercial structures.

You may have heard that the ancient Roman baths were pretty elaborate, indulgent, and decadent. What you may not realize is that some of them were also very large. One such bath contained seating for 1,600 guests.

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.

The famous Roman plumbing system used lead pipes to carry the water to various houses. The soft metal made it easy to built large residential plumbing systems. In fact, lead pipes were common for the next two thousand years until the 1950s.

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.