Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc. Blog: Archive for the ‘Commercial Plumbing’ Category

3 Tips for Commercial Plumbing Success

Monday, November 8th, 2021

There are three types of commercial plumbing systems that we see. The first is one in complete disrepair that obviously needs professional help. The second commercial plumbing system we see is one that might still “work,” but it’s not working efficiently and it’s causing problems fairly often. The third commercial plumbing system we see are the ones that are maintained regularly and in great shape.

This is what we mean when we say “plumbing success.” We’re talking about ways to reach the third level of commercial plumbing and stave off expensive issues in the future. Your site utilities in Hamilton, OH, like access to water, shouldn’t be giving you an immense amount of trouble.

We’ve listed three tips down below about how you can join the third group of building owners we mentioned and achieve commercial plumbing success!

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3 Common Commercial Plumbing Problems

Monday, January 6th, 2020

Commercial plumbing isn’t like residential plumbing. When an issue comes up, it can have major consequences if not addressed appropriately and quickly. That’s because buildings and businesses are usually up to code that can result in a lawsuit or an issue with the permits if the plumbing isn’t fixed according to local standards.

That being said, it doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared for the next commercial plumbing problem to arise. They might not happen at the most convenient moments but they don’t have to cause as much panic in you and your staff as they usually do. That’s why we’re going to go over some of the most common commercial plumbing problems that our customers have experienced, and we’ll talk a little bit about how they form and what you can do.

Overall, commercial plumbing in Covington, KY is best left to the professionals. If you notice anything on our list of common problems, don’t hesitate to give our team of experts a call.

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The Benefits of Trenchless Technology for Your Commercial Plumbing

Monday, October 16th, 2017

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Here’s what trenchless technology can help you avoid.

You may have heard of trenchless technology before, but weren’t certain exactly what the term meant, or if it had any particular application for your business. Trenchless technology is a type of lateral boring technique that was originally developed in the 1930s to help with coal mining.

Soon after, the technology was put to use in the fields of civic plumbing and engineering, allowing for the laying of new pipeline, telephone wires, and electric conduits without the disruption of streets, sidewalks, and other infrastructure. Eventually, trenchless technology became available for both commercial and residential plumbing, making it easier to repair and replace buried pipelines as a substitute for conventional digging techniques.

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Do You Need Backflow Prevention Service?

Tuesday, May 9th, 2017

Backflow is when water flows in the wrong direction through a plumbing system: instead of freshwater flowing to the wastewater system, wastewater flows into the freshwater system. This can occur because of either an increase in pressure on the wastewater side or a drop in pressure on the freshwater side. For example, a common cause of backflow is a massive drain of freshwater from fire hydrants or emergency sprinklers due to a fire.

Backflow is dangerous because it allows contaminant-filled water loaded with dangerous bacteria to enter the water used for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. For this reason, most businesses as well as some residential buildings have backflow prevention devices installed. The check valve in the backflow preventer stops water from moving the wrong direction.

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Why You Need the Best Plumbers for New Construction Plumbing

Monday, July 4th, 2016

When constructing a new building, whether a residential or commercial one, proper planning for the plumbing is essential. In fact, after the frame and foundation of the building, getting the plumbing done correctly is the most important part of a successful new construction project.

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