RB Plumbing

Because a tankless water heater doesn't have a tank that's large enough to hold 40 or 50 gallons of water, it is much smaller and can be installed in places where traditional units would not fit.

When your building needs to be completed within a strict timeframe, it’s smart to work with an experienced commercial plumbing installer. This can allow your general contractor to focus their attention on the other aspects of building construction.

When your home building company begins a new development, let us work with you from the beginning. We can plan to be onsite as different stages of the project are completed so that it moves forward without interruption.

Flexible plastic PEX pipe can be useful in select commercial applications. Some tests indicate it’s tougher than copper, and, unlike CPVC pipe, it retains strength and flexibility over time and resists breaking down when exposed to UV light.

Have a leaking faucet? Be sure to repair it as soon as possible! Water loss from leaks can waste gallons of water in a very short period of time.

It’s important to remember that providing a functional sink in your break room can help employees to maintain sanitary conditions with their food. If your employees have no option but to get water from the bathroom sink or a water fountain, we may be able to help you install the additional plumbing you really need.

Worried that you have a water leak? Sagging and cracked flooring as well as mildew and mold in the bathroom or kitchen are good signs that a leak is present!

The sewer systems in ancient Rome consisted of covered pipes and intermittent open collection points that ran alongside the streets. Reports indicate the system was only partially effective, but nonetheless, it remained relatively unimproved and in use until the 1840s.

If a water pipe bursts in your home, what one thing can you do to help avoid extensive water damage? In this type of emergency, the experts often recommend cutting off the water to your entire house using the main shutoff valve.

Did you know that, on average, the return on investment for electronic sensor water taps is about 30 percent, with a payback period between three and six months? Generally, the higher your original water costs, the higher the return will be.

A musty smell in your home, a sagging ceiling or warped floors may be more than just a sign of aging architecture. These can all be symptoms of undetected plumbing leaks.

LEED certification requires careful planning and understanding of the fixtures being installed and how they garner points in any given situation. For example, waterless urinals in one building may not have as great a value as they would in another because urinal water usage accounts for too small a percentage of a building’s total water consumption.

Since 1963, more than 5.3 million miles of copper plumbing tube have been installed in U.S. buildings! That’s equivalent to a coil wrapping around the Earth more than 200 times. The current installation rate now exceeds a billion feet per year.

Plumbing contractors are familiar with building codes, which can keep you safe and ensure the job is done right the first time. A top of the line education, impressive credentials and years of professionally plying their trade has made plumbing contractors the best in their field for maintaining safety and building standards.

In commercial plumbing applications, galvanized pipes are primarily used to transport gray water or non-potable water. It used to be the standard for plumbing systems, but has been phased out due to the fact that rust has a tendency to build up inside small diameter pipes.

There are many ways that a water softening system can save you money. Experts say your appliances will last longer because minerals won’t build up in pipes. Detergents will rinse out more easily in your clothes, so they will last longer, and you won’t need to buy as much soap and detergent once you have a soft water supply.

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.

We recognize that not every homeowner has the time or the desire to change out the toilets in their home. Rest assured that our team is always ready to lend a hand with any of your toilet repairs or replacements so that you can get back to enjoying your home.

Did you know that some of the earliest plumbing was done for commercial services? Back in Ancient Rome, they ran aqueducts and lead pipes to bring water to the city, and a lot of that water went to the public baths.

If you are renovating your home, it is a good time to have your home’s plumbing inspected and make any needed changes. Like many things, plumbing does not last forever, and periodic maintenance is needed to keep it functioning properly.

Unfortunately, not all residential plumbing companies will have the experience necessary to assist with the installation of complex plumbing systems. When you need a company used to working with commercial buildings, we’re always here for you.

The simplicity of a series plumbing system makes it easy to fix, because detecting issues such as leaks is only a process of elimination.

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.

Do not pour chemical cleaners into your septic system. These will kill the useful bacteria in the tank that are necessary to properly break down waste. If you have a clog or other problem, call us for help.

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.

Sometimes, simple techniques can be quite effective. During an air pressure test, we may dab a diluted dish liquid solution onto fittings and connections. Why? If soap bubbles form, it indicates air is escaping at that connection point.