Are you dealing with a dripping faucet, low water pressure, or clogged pipe? You’re probably tempted to call a professional plumber, and with good reason. Homeowners usually don’t have the necessary skills for a DIY plumbing job. They can even make matters worse in the end, triggering thousands of dollars in property and personal damage. Below are plumbing tips that every homeowner should know. Maybe one of these tips will save you from making a costly plumbing mistake.
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Are you in need of residential or industrial plumbing (also known as commercial plumbing) help?
When it comes to plumbing, there are a few key differences between these two.
And for local small businesses, it can still feel confusing to understand exactly which service is right for you.
Residential plumbing is the kind of plumbing service that is generally used in and around homes. This could include anything from a residential plumber fixing a leaky faucet to installing new pipes.
Industrial plumbing services are a bit different, can vary from job to job. Some of the most common industrial jobs are:
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Installing industrial water lines
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Piping systems and irrigation systems
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Septic tank maintenance and repair
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Industrial wastewater disposal Industrial air conditioning systems installation and repair
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Water heater installation and maintenance
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Industrial boiler maintenance and installation
Industrial plumbers are also often called upon to inspect the existing industrial plumbing systems and make any necessary repairs or upgrades. These industrial plumbers are also able to develop detailed reports of the industrial buildings' water usage and suggest ways to reduce water consumption.
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If it is a DIY, don't make this one mistake!
A common Do It Yourself plumbing mistake is over-tightening fittings and connections, which can lead to broken bolts and stripped screws.
These are the words to #DIY by:
Hand-tight is just right. 🙌