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October 1st, 2020

The History of Plumbing in New York City

To appreciate modern advances in plumbing that many of us take for granted in New York City, it’s helpful to know a bit about the history of plumbing here. New York’s improvements over the years in bathing, toilets, sewers, and drinking water supply also give us clues as to why some systems are constructed the

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September 28th, 2020

Sewage Ejector Pump Maintenance Guide – What to Know as a Landlord

As a New York City property owner or manager, you need to stay on top of many building systems. When it comes to your plumbing and sewage system, if you have a sewage ejector pump, it’s vital to understand how it works and how to keep it operating effectively. Here we discuss sewage ejector pump maintenance,

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September 24th, 2020

Boiler Inspections in NYC: A Quick Prep Guide for Property Managers

If you manage a property in New York City, your boilers are subject to annual inspections to ensure they are functioning safely and correctly. Boiler inspections can be a cause for confusion, especially if you have never experienced one before, and you don’t want to be in violation of the Department of Buildings requirement, as

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September 17th, 2020

Thermostatic Valve vs. Pressure-Balance Valve: What’s the Difference and What Are the Pros and Cons of Each?

If you’re upgrading or renovating a bathroom in your New York City property, you will have choices to make about various fixtures. When replacing plumbing in the shower, for example, you may be asked if you prefer a thermostatic valve vs. a pressure-balance model. If that’s Greek to you, here’s a look at both types

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September 14th, 2020

Identifying a Cooling Tower Pump at the End of Its Useful Life for Repair or Replacement

If you own or manage a large New York City residential property or office building, you may use a cooling tower to assist with your HVAC system. Some commercial facilities use cooling towers as well to help dissipate heat generated by various industrial processes. Like every mechanical system, however, cooling towers have a lifespan, especially

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September 10th, 2020

Landlord’s Guide to Heat and Hot Water in NYC Apartments

Hot water problems and issues with heat in NYC apartments are common headaches for landlords and property managers. But they don’t have to be. With attention to the boiler and related plumbing, it’s possible to reduce malfunctioning problems and keep systems running smoothly. Here are five ways you can prevent heat and hot water disasters in

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August 31st, 2020

Roof Fan Maintenance: Have Your Roof Fans Checked for Proper Operation Before Winter Arrives

Roof exhaust fans often get overlooked. Out of sight, out of mind, as the old saying goes. However, your building’s roof exhaust is vital to proper airflow inside. It even affects tenant health, whether your property is residential or commercial. Therefore, it’s important as a landlord or building manager to remember to conduct routine maintenance

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August 27th, 2020

Boiler Maintenance: Have Your Boiler Checked Before Winter Arrives

Maintaining the boiler for New York City residential and commercial buildings is always a must for landlords and property managers. However, the end of the summer is the most important time of year on the boiler maintenance schedule. Here are four reasons why you should be sure your boiler has been checked before winter arrives

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August 20th, 2020

What are the Causes and Fixes for Toilet Tank Not Filling?

A toilet tank not filling is a major problem for anyone, from single-family homeowners to the managers of large New York City properties. This is a service call we see frequently at Sanitary Plumbing, but sometimes there are fixes you can do that save you from having to call the pros. Here are nine common

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August 17th, 2020

Electric Motor Troubleshooting: How to Tell if a Motor Is Bad

Whether you own a duplex or manage an apartment building that stretches for an entire New York City block, the integrity of your water pump is essential. When a pump’s electric motor fails, it causes both disruption for tenants and unexpected work interruptions for you. At Antler Pumps, we deal with this type of problem all

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