The heating season in New York City is from October 1 through May 31. During this season, landlords must keep their properties at proper minimum temperatures — 62° F to 68° F, depending on the time of day. The boiler is crucial in maintaining building temperatures, especially during the winter. Building owners must remain aware
One of the most common ways to protect buildings from the threat of fire, the modern fire suppression sprinkler system has seen several iterations over the centuries. While most property owners realize the system is a building essential, they may not know why. Discover the history of this life-saving device, its importance to New York
The heating season in New York City is from October 1st through May 31st, during which property owners must maintain indoor temperatures of between 62° F and 68° F, depending on the time of day. Beyond adequate heat, landlords must also ensure adequate water pressure and temperature throughout the year. Pumps are pivotal in heating
According to the Department of Energy, a water heater typically lasts between 10 and 15 years. The exact estimate depends on the type of system and specific manufacturer, and it assumes proper care and upkeep. Preventative maintenance on a hot water heater is vital to meeting warranty and lifetime expectations. Discover the preventive measures you
In a multi-tenant property, toilet repairs are common. Landlords are not always financially liable for toilet issues, particularly those stemming from clogs of non-flushable objects. Still, regardless of the monetary burden, repairs are necessary to ensure a functional, healthy environment. Not all plumbing problems are emergencies, and not all clogs require emergency toilet repair. Knowing
Boilers are significant and essential pieces of equipment in commercial and multi-unit properties. Most property owners know these appliances are responsible for producing heat and maintaining stable temperatures throughout a building. Still, owners may not possess knowledge of specific parts such as pumps — the critical mechanisms that help a boiler function. Understanding the types
Invented in 1919, the Hartford loop was a game-changer in the boiler industry; the component, together with modern low-water shutoffs, prevents the unsafe and unstable operation of steam boilers. Before the invention of the loop, cracked and exploding boilers plagued the industry. One insurer, the Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection Company, founded in 1866, grew
Do you hear complaints about banging pipes in your New York City property? This is likely a sign of high water pressure. You may wonder how urgent an issue this is to address. Can high water pressure damage pipes? Too much pressure in the system can cause leaks and bursts over time. To avoid costly
Pumps serve many purposes in New York City buildings. Booster pumps ensure adequate water pressure throughout a property, and sump pumps protect against flooding. Whether a submersible or constant pressure design, pumps require regular maintenance to keep the need for pump repairs at a minimum. Proper maintenance includes occasional balancing. Because pumps contain several moving
New York City often experiences brutal winters with heavy snowfalls and frigid temperatures. As a building owner, you are responsible for ensuring your property provides adequate heat from the general heating system and water supply. Heat complaints in NYC are always high. From October 1st, 2022, to January 10th, 2023, complaints reached an alarming 118,600,
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