“As hydronic and domestic water systems age, or come on line for a tune-up, piping and pumping strategies and the condition of infrastructure are scrutinized by experts. Though the close inspection of operation and efficiency likely won’t inspire a “Mechanical Systems CSI” television series, there’s certainly no lack of interest by commercial system pros…”
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“The combined regulatory standards and specification programs have been highly successful, with the result that water consumption has dropped nationwide — sometimes at the rate of as much as 1 percent per year. […] But, this success is not without some issues and consequences…”
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“Currently, there are several technologies that can help you do just that. What’s more, these technologies will help you streamline your operation, which translates to increased efficiency, better customer service, and even faster response times…”
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“Contractors, the time has arrived to modernize, save money, and get digital. Technology has changed dramatically over the past 5 years to your benefit. So much so that you can no longer ignore the importance and advantages of using some digital technology to your advantage. And the best part for you is that it’s so inexpensive that it’s nearly free…”
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When running a plumbing contractor business (or any business), it’s crucial to have a handle on the costs of doing business. A portion of those costs can be attributed to the materials used to complete a job, so stay ahead of the curve and be aware of fluctuations in costs before they ever reach your bottom line. Click the following link to see recent and upcoming price changes: Price Increase Bulletin
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“Here is an example of the impact even one small change can have: In a facility where 40 hand washings per day are happening — at 30 seconds per hand washing, repeated 365 days — if an owner/operator switched out a faucet’s standard 2.2 gpm faucet aerator to a low-flow 0.5 gpm aerator, that facility could save more than 12,000 gallons of water per year. That’s a 77 percent savings. And, saving 12,000 gallons of water has a direct correlation to energy and sewage savings as well…”
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