Beaman Brothers Plumbing, Heating & Air

During the 1800s and early 1900s, a lot of pipe was made out of lead, but that changed in the 1950s, and now most pipe is made out of copper. In fact, since 1963, around 28 billion feet of copper pipes have been installed, or about 5.3 million miles.

Did you know that commercial plumbing systems are actually composed of as many as four components, depending on the particular layout and needs of the building? These include portable cold and warm tap water supply, plumbing drainage ventilation, septic systems, and fuel gas piping.

Depending on the age of your home, it may feel as though something new is breaking every week. Rest assured that our team of experienced plumbers is always available to help you get to the bottom of what’s wrong with your home’s plumbing system.

We recognize that the plumbing needs of commercial businesses can be vastly different from those of a residential home. Let’s talk about the building you’re planning to build and how we might be able to help you ensure all the plumbing work is properly installed.

Have you ever noticed how a simple plumbing repair around the house can eat up your entire weekend by the time you get the parts you need and figure out how to install them? Let us help you reclaim you weekend by taking these tasks off your list.

CPVC plumbing pipe is popular in commercial settings. Why? Compared to copper, it’s lighter, less expensive, easier to install, and able to keep water hotter over longer distances. Compared to PVC pipe, it’s stronger, more flexible, non-toxic, and more heat-resistant.

Toilet history: John Harrington of England is credited with the invention of the flushing toilet. He made it for his godmother the queen in the year 1596.

Although PEX piping has a slightly higher initial cost, its minimal maintenance and fast installation process make it ideal for commercial applications. Since it is virtually leak free, it offers certain advantages over copper piping.

There are many signs that you may have a broken or leaking water line outside your home but on your property. This can be anything from the sound of running water when the water is not in use to excessive soft soil areas or unusually high water bills.

Whether it’s bathrooms, kitchens, or water supplies for machines, commercial plumbing deals with a much larger scale than residential plumbing. That’s why it’s important to go with a commercial plumbing specialist, who will give you a system that can take the pressure.

Ever wondered what the biggest cost is in operating your washing machine? It's the energy required to heat the water. That's one reason why having an efficient water heater (and an energy efficient washing machine) can save you money.

Did you know that the second-most-important plumbing system to be installed in a commercial unit is the drainage ventilation? This involves the ejection of al sewage and gray water in the building through designated pipes.

Did you know that you could have all the hot water your family needs available at the turn of a faucet regardless of time of day? If your family is always running out of hot water, it may be time to consider installing a tankless water heater.