Saturday, April 19, 2014

The High Cost of Not Upgrading Old Fort Lauderdale Plumbing Systems

This type of plumbing system is no longer supported, not even by current plumbing codes. Any home or building with this old system in place must undergo a major overhaul, preferably through Fort Lauderdale plumbing experts such as Mr. Rooter Plumbing. Copper pipes, for instance, are still in use today but most likely attached to galvanized iron lines, which can trigger corrosion.

In this situation, the line requires a dielectric joint. As corrosion involves the transfer of charged electrodes, a dielectric fitting makes sure the two metals don't come in contact with each other by filling the gap. A Lake Worth plumbing solution may come in the form of a rubber washer, a plastic sleeve, or a brass fitting (given that brass is a nonreactive metal).

http://mrrootersfl.ca.st/824081/2014/04/15/the-high-cost-of-not-upgrading-old-fort-lauderdale-plumbing-systems.html

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

How a Boca Raton Plumber Can Keep Your Supply of Drinking Water Safe

Flow problems in your sewerage pipes can also contaminate your water pipes, especially if they crisscross each other. Don’t be afraid to hire an experienced Hollywood plumber or a similar professional from Broward County if you have this predicament.

Surprisingly, this type of piping layout is just as common in post-1986 houses as in pre-1986 homes. This just goes to show that living in a modern home doesn’t totally exempt you from threats to your water supply.

http://mrrootersfl.ca.st/824079/2014/04/14/how-a-boca-raton-plumber-can-keep-your-supply-of-drinking-water-safe.html