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Far be it for me to say “I told you so” but here we go with another plastic piping failure. Now I am wondering who decided plastic should even be considered for heating? I was under the impression that ANYTHING that is a good conductor of electricity is also a GREAT conductor of heat
Something is very VERY wrong if your radiators cracked from “too much steam” as
Recently we went to a job to replace a defective water meter. Although this is normally a simple job it almost cost my employee his life
Thus for or example we have designed a duel handle water closet (toilet) one handle for liquid waste and the other handle that allow more water through for the flushing mechanism to allow for the removal of solids
Seems the only drain leaking was one that had been replaced within the last 2 years and the rest of the drains were still doing their job after all these years of being subjected to snow, rain, sun and acid rains and other pollutants
Well, the Nashville show is finally over. This is the place where all the U.S. drainers meet to see new developments in the drain cleaning profession in the United States
Not likely, as copper tube systems are suitable for use in domestic, commercial and industrial
A video inspection can actually pin point the exact problem and with a locator can show the plumber the exact problem spots
Being a local plumber/drainer and gasfitter we have to target our advertisements in our area to help
As this year comes to a close I can give my year end review of the products I have tested since my very 1st article on this magnificent web site
There is a lot of talk lately about “upfront pricing” for repair work. I find problems associated with this kind of pricing
What is their function and how and why do they go bad? Is there any way to tell if one is going bad before it actually stops working?
If you shut the water supply and then drain your hot water heater you will can possibly do the following
Sylvan Introduces Maureen Francis, Talking About The Development Of The Toilet
Being From NYC I love Copper Type “L” for all above ground water lines and type “K” for under ground water distribution
A lot of home centers and department stores are now in the “plumbing” business. The problem as I see it is quality control and the personal touch is going to be lost
Two different/similar views, from two countries, on supplying water to a high rise building
I happen to have a Certificate/Diploma hanging in my office from the Sloan company stating I went through their class on this very product
Being “Professional” plumbers there is no one seat fits all
Thousands of people are maimed and die each year from faulty hook ups. Hiring a Licensed Master Plumber/ Gas Fitter is for your protection
