Commercial urinals can break down, inconveniencing both staff and customers and inhibiting your business from running properly. It’s imperative to schedule a routine maintenance and keep an eye out for plumbing issues. To stay ahead of the curb, here are some of the common plumbing problems you might experience with urinals.
Grease, as well as fats and oils, are the major enemies of the drains and garbage disposals of your commercial kitchen.
The coveted kitchen disposal has grown to be one of the most coveted appliances of the new millennium. Your sink disposal helps keep your kitchen free of foul odour by reducing or often eliminating the food that piles up on the kitchen trash can.
After a long, hot day out in the sun, chances are the first thing you do when you get home is run yourself a nice cool shower. However, turning on the faucet only to receive a sad trickle of water out of the shower head can be pretty disappointing.
Drip…drip…drip… A leaky faucet is not only annoying, it can also cost you a lot of money on your utility bills over time. Dripping faucets may seem like an insignificant problem, but it can be a foreshadow to greater problems if left ignored. The silver lining is that there is a chance you will be able to fix the problem yourself by following our simple instructions below!
There are a number of reasons why a pipe can bust, and as a home owner, you want to make are that you are avoiding a burst pipe at all costs. A bust pipe can be catastrophic in damage to your home, and on your wallet. Let’s review some of the common reasons why pipes can burst in your home.
Move over boogeyman, the homeowner has a new worst nightmare, and it is much more real. We are talking of course, about a flooded basement. Regardless if your basement is finished or unfinished, a sudden flood can cause devastating destruction on your foundation, storage and personal belongings.
Adults know that flushing large and foreign objects down the toilet is not the best of ideas. But this may not be as obvious to your kids! Perhaps when they were younger you had child locks on the toilet seat but as they get older, you’ll need to teach them safe and healthy plumbing practices to keep your bathroom clog – free. Here is a guide on how to get started.
