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October 17th, 2024

What Does an Electrical Fire Smell Like?

An electrical fire can be frightening and dangerous. It’s also a common issue, as according to the National Fire Protection Association, electrical malfunctions are responsible for about 13% of all residential fires. Fortunately, knowing a few warning signs can make all the difference in preventing a disaster. For instance, you’ll want to pay attention to

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October 14th, 2024

Why Is My Water Heater Leaking? 5 Common Reasons

Water heaters are necessary for your multifamily buildings, but discovering a leak in even one of them can be alarming. After all, a leaking water heater can do significant damage and disrupt the entire building if you don’t deal with it immediately. Fortunately, you can resolve most leaks with the right approach. Whether you have

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October 10th, 2024

Everything Property Managers Need To Know About Sewer Gas

As a property manager, maintaining a safe and pleasant environment for tenants is a top priority. One issue that can quickly disrupt comfort and raise concerns is sewer gas. This foul-smelling mixture of gases can sneak into buildings through faulty plumbing, causing unpleasant odors and posing potential health risks. Sewer gas brings mysterious bathroom smells

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October 7th, 2024

How Long Do Ejector Pumps Generally Last?

Ejector pumps manage wastewater from areas below the main sewer line, such as basements and lower-level bathrooms. These devices pump waste away from the building so your plumbing system can continue functioning smoothly. But how long do ejector pumps generally last? For property managers, understanding the lifespan of an ejector pump is vital to preventing

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October 2nd, 2024

How Property Managers Can Prepare for a Winter Power Outage

Winter power outages are challenging for property managers. After all, the goal is to keep tenants safe and warm and prevent property damage, which becomes more difficult without electricity. However, you can manage your risks with some preparation. A proactive mindset is the key as you maximize tenant safety and building integrity during a winter

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September 30th, 2024

Boiler 101: How Does a Boiler Heating System Work?

Boiler heating systems are the heroes of many homes and multifamily buildings, quietly working behind the scenes to keep spaces warm and comfortable. These systems heat water and send it as steam or hot water through the building’s pipes to radiators, underfloor heating, or other heat emitters. Understanding how these systems operate helps property managers

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September 26th, 2024

A Quick Guide To The New York City Plumbing Code

Navigating the complexities of property management in New York City involves more than just maintaining buildings; it requires a keen understanding of the New York City Plumbing Code. After all, compliance with these regulations helps avoid costly fines, protects your tenants’ well-being, and maintains the value of your properties. This quick guide breaks down some

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September 23rd, 2024

Fall Maintenance for Industrial Roof Exhaust Fans

As the leaves take on new colors and temperatures begin to drop, it’s time to think about fall maintenance for your industrial roof exhaust fans. These components are critical for maintaining a healthy and safe work environment because they remove contaminants, excess heat, and odors from industrial spaces. Regular upkeep ensures they operate efficiently year-round,

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September 19th, 2024

When Did Electricity Become Commonly Used?

Electricity is the invisible force that makes our modern world possible. It’s responsible for powering the lights we switch on at night and the devices we rely on daily for work and entertainment. The impact of electricity on society is nothing short of revolutionary, as it changed how we live, work, and connect with each

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September 16th, 2024

How To Keep Exposed Pipes From Freezing

Winter can be a magical time of year in New York, but it also brings the threat of freezing pipes. This issue can lead to expensive repairs and significant water damage. When temperatures drop, exposed pipes in basements, attics, and exterior walls are especially vulnerable to freezing, which can cause them to burst and flood

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Our Privacy Policy

Omnia Mechanical Group(the “Company”) strives to ensure the highest standards for property listings and customer information privacy. Please review the following statement to learn about our company practices and policies. Please be aware that our Privacy Policy is subject to change at any time.

1. Purpose.

This Privacy Policy (“the Policy”) provides information on how the Company uses your personal information. By agreeing to the Policy, you agree to our collection and use of your personal information as described in the Policy. This Privacy Policy is effective for all new users of Sanitaryplumbing.com.

2. Personal Information.

You can browse some areas of omniagroup.nyc (“the Website”) without being a registered user. However, certain activities do require registration. (You consent to the transfer and storage of your information by registering with omniagroup.nyc).

3. Use of Information.

Our primary purpose in collecting personal information is to provide you with a safe and user-friendly experience. For example, the Company may use your personal information to:

  • Improve our services and the Website’s content and layout;
  • Provide the services and necessary customer support you request;
  • Resolve disputes, collect fees, and troubleshoot problems;
  • Track and record customer satisfaction with our services;
  • Protect the Company against error and fraud;
  • Inform you of special promotions and announcements;
  • Enforce our agreements, terms, conditions, and policies; and
  • As otherwise described to you at the time of collection.

We may occasionally ask you to complete optional surveys. These surveys are used to improve and customize your experience with Sanitaryplumbing.com.

The Company always provides you the ability to opt-out of further communication such as promotions and surveys; see the Opt-Out section below.

The Company does not share any of your personal information with outside organizations, companies, individuals, etc. The only exception to this standard is if such a disclosure is reasonably necessary to respond to any and all legal processes.

4. Links to Other Sites.

The Website may have links to other websites that may collect personally identifiable information about you. The Company is not responsible for the privacy practices of the content of those linked websites.

5. Safety & Security Precautions.

The Website has strict security measures in place to protect you and your information from fraud. Once your information is provided to Omnia Mechanical Group, we strive to ensure the confidentiality of your identity and information.

6. Opt-Out.

The Company provides you with the opportunity to opt-out of receiving promotional and other non-essential, marketing-related communications from Omnia Mechanical Group. If you would like to opt-out of these select communications, please see any of the Company’s email communications and follow the directions indicated.

7. Account Protection.

Your password ensures the security of your account. When choosing a password, the Company suggests using various characters. It is highly recommended that you do not disclose your Sanitaryplumbing.com password to anyone. (If you do disclose your password or your personal information with others, you are responsible for all actions taken in the name of your account.) If the security of your password is compromised for any reason, please contact the Company immediately.

8. Accuracy of Information

The Company does not guarantee the accuracy of information for any and all of its properties on the Website, and is not responsible for any errors or misrepresentations (made by Renters, the Client, or otherwise).

9. Cookies

The Company may place a small cookie on your computer’s hard drive. This allows us to personalize your use on the Website. In order to maximize the functionality and usability of the Website, you must set your browser’s preferences to allow both permanent and temporary cookies.

10. Changing Your Personal Information.

Should your personal information change, please immediately update your information on the Website. This will ensure the accuracy of our records. The Company does retain personal information from closed accounts in order to comply with law and collect and disburse any fees owed.

11. Third Parties

This Privacy Policy addresses only the use of information we collect from you. Since omniagroup.nyc does not control the privacy policies of third parties, you are subject to the privacy policies of those third parties. It is advisable that you consult with the management of third parties before you disclose your personal information to others.

12. General

We may amend this Privacy Policy at any time by posting the amended terms on the Website. All amended terms are immediately effective after they are initially posted on the Website.

13. Privacy Policy Questions & Concerns

Questions and/or concerns regarding the Policy should be emailed to the following email address: info@omniagroup.nyc.