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  There are 3 types of plumbers; Commercial plumbers, Residential plumbers, Service and Repair. Let’s shed some light on why they are different, because not every plumber is right for every job. When your water isn’t working in your home, or the toilets won’t flush in your office building, you might consider calling a plumber. Rightfully so. But what exactly is a plumber? A  plumber  is a professional who installs and repairs pipes and fittings of your plumbing systems which include the water supply, heating system, and sanitation. They are the people that make sure that your facilities work when you need them to. They ensure that the right pipes are in place and connected to the proper outlet. COMMERCIAL PLUMBERS Commercial plumbers  are trained and gain experience in large public plumbing systems such as schools, large shopping centers, and hospitals connected to large industrial equipment. They are responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes in co...

Clogs and leaks can be a common plumbing problem, even for the most well-maintained of homes. While most issues may be solved with a plunger or drain cleaning, other problems may be difficult to detect until it’s too late. Sometimes you’ll need to call in for professional help, but the good news is that a plumber has the right tools to not only repair the problem but thoroughly inspect your plumbing. How a Camera Inspection Keeps Your Plumbing Clean, Clear and Functional A camera inspection works with a plumber attaching a waterproof camera to a sewer cable which is pushed into your plumbing. While the camera travels through your plumbing, the plumber can look inside your pipes to detect and potential problems. Your plumbing is complicated, and early detection is crucial to preventing most plumbing catastrophes. Nobody wants to deal with a busted pipe or backed up sewage, and luckily with a camera inspection, you don’t have to. Here’s how a camera inspection can help you. It’s accurate...

There is a lot to be said for the quality of your plumbing installation. After all, much of the endurance and lasting functionality of your plumbing system stems from the way it was installed. Although maintenance can help to stave off problems before they can become serious. That said it’s comforting to know that you have a team of plumbing professionals at your back and call day and night. Our North NJ emergency plumbing technicians can take care of any issue that could arise with your plumbing system, whether your drains have clogged, your toilet is overflowing, or you have a serious leak under the sink. Let our 24–hour emergency plumbing service keep your system on top. The most important thing to remember about plumbing problems is: Don’t wait to call our plumbers! Do not think that your plumbing problem will go away spontaneously or that it will fix itself. Problems tend only to worsen over time, and they must be taken care of by a professional in order to be truly repaired. Wait...

New Jersey is a state in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern regions of the United States. It is bordered on the north and east by the state of New York; on the east, southeast, and south by the Atlantic Ocean; on the west by the Delaware River and Pennsylvania; and on the southwest by Delaware Bay and the State of Delaware. Intact sewer and water lines are essential to a clean and comfortable home. A sewer line backup or leak can be frustrating to deal with as a homeowner. Along with the unpleasant smell and messy cleanup of a compromised sewer pipe, it can be difficult to pinpoint the root cause of your sewage problem. If your sewer line springs a leak or breaks and needs to be repaired, you have two options: Dig a trench around the sewer pipe or use trenchless sewer line repairs. A trenchless sewer repair is time and cost-effective while requiring little to no digging. To start the process, technicians use a video camera to enter into the sewer line and recommend repairs. When it come...

 Unless your bathroom renovation is purely cosmetic in nature, bathroom plumbing may very well be part of your project requirements. Depending upon the age of your home, you will be working with one of the following type pipes: plastic PVC (ABS or CPVC), copper, galvanized iron, or cast iron. If plumbing will be part of your bathroom renovation design, this would be the perfect time to replace old plumbing with new. This would avoid the possible inconvenience and costs incurred by a bathroom plumbing problem at a later time. Bathroom renovation cost, tools, materials, time involvement, and project complexity will be determined not only by the extent of your bathroom renovation, but also by the type pipe used in plumbing. Plastic Pipe Lightweight, inexpensive, and easy to use, plastic pipe is popular for residential plumbing purposes. Available in PVC, ABS, PE, and CPVC forms. There is also PB, but its use is prohibited in many local codes. Available as rigid and flexible plastic pi...

 MONEY SAVING PLUMBING TIPS FOR THE SPRINGTIME Save money this spring through your plumbing. In saving money, there are lots of possibilities and ways to save no matter how little it may be, but have you ever thought of your plumbing and pipes being one of the ways? With winter having a lot of strains on your plumbing, it may cause the pipes and hoses to freeze leading to cracks and clogged drains. To prevent it from getting worse, it’s better to get your plumbing checked and fixed before spring sets in. The following are tips that will help you identify areas where problems occur during winter. Plumbing tips in the kitchen and bathroom Ensure you check your bathroom and kitchen faucets for drips and leaks. With some of these being noticeable, it can cause mold and mildew growth. Make sure to fix all leaks immediately when it is detected. To keep dirt, soap and hair from accumulating on the drain and causing clogs, you should install drain strainers. These tips are certain to get y...