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There are a couple of precautionary steps that are good to take to ensure that your garbage disposal and connected plumbing continue to run optimally. This includes running plenty of cold water when you run the disposal and for at least 30 seconds after the food is cleared.

If water efficiency and usage is a concern, consider having waterless urinals installed in your building. When combined with low flush-rate toilets, they reduce both the amount of water entering the structure and the volume discharged.

Save time and money on plumbing remodeling projects by having your plans reviewed by a plumbing contractor before starting. We can point out potential trouble spots so that adjustments can be made before beginning the actual work.

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.

We recognize that some types of businesses can have more complicated plumbing needs than others. Whether you just need water lines or you also need different types of gas pipes installed, we’re always here for you.

Where there are people, there's plumbing. In fact, the plumbing industry is slated to grow at a brisk pace, increasing by 16 percent by the year 2018. Two trends driving the industry are water conservation and cutting edge sewage treatment.

PEX pipe offers significant advantages in commercial installations. Because the pipe is so flexible, it can accommodate sharper turns, and, in fact, half-inch tubing has a remarkably tight bend radius of 3.5 inches.

Humans have played around with toilet design for hundreds of years. One of the first successful attempts can be traced to a man named John Harrington in the late 16th century. The first toilet design to actually look and function like a modern toilet was developed in 1715 by Alexander Cumming.

Older commercial buildings have a lot of history, but they also tend to have a lot of old pipes, many of which don’t comply with modern building codes. Don’t worry. A commercial plumber will be able to take care of all the upgrades needed to get them up to code.

LEED rating systems are different for each type of businesses, and plumbing installation needs to be adjusted accordingly. Ratings are industry specific and include schools, healthcare, retail, residential development, and commercial interiors. We know how to meet the requirements of each.

One recommendation for commercial plumbing systems is to place sensor-operated faucets in all bathroom facilities. Not only do they help improve hygiene among employees, but they will also save you money on your water bill.

Did you know that the first flushable toilet was invented in 1596 by Sir John Harrington? If your John isn’t working right, give us a call, and we can help you out.

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.