Many historic plumbing disasters occurred because of a lack of infrastructure, but some resulted from neglect. Modern amenities and access to plumbing and municipal water supplies can cause complacency and misplaced confidence in the luxury of time. Sometimes, insignificant problems can point to a more significant issue. If a property owner ignores any minor problems,
Pumps play an essential role in many building operations. They aid in heating and cooling, pressurize safety systems, boost water pressure and supplies, and operate wastewater systems. Pump failures or mechanical breakdowns interfere with the operations of many systems. Common causes of failure or disruption include contamination, corrosion, and mechanical wear. Depending on the severity
New York City experiences frigid temperatures in the winter. On average, the city experiences lows of 25°F and highs of 40°F. The city’s heating season begins in October and doesn’t end until May. A lack of heat is the most common complaint by NYC tenants, but heat-associated noise is also up there. Noise often stems
Winter is notorious for plumbing problems. Pipes can freeze or break when temperatures drop below 32°F. On average, New York City experiences temperatures between 25°F and 40°F during the winter months, with the coldest month being January — an average low of 29°F. As a property owner, you want to prepare your buildings for colder
Pumps essentially run New York City. The devices ensure proper water supply and pressure, feed fire safety equipment, ensure adequate heating and cooling, and help eliminate wastewater through the sewer systems. While pumps are essential to NYC infrastructure, the tools also play a significant and similar role in your buildings. Still, pumps can only perform
New York City is no stranger to cold winters. Still, El Niño occurs every three to five years, bringing warmer temperatures and a wetter season. This shift in climate patterns can mildly affect heating demands. Knowing El Niño’s effect on heating systems can help property owners avoid high costs and limit problems of system strain.
As a property owner in New York City, you may receive numerous requests for garbage disposals. The devices are legal in NYC but uncommon, especially in prewar buildings and other older, high-rise structures. Why don’t New York apartments have garbage disposals? The answer is straightforward: The city banned them until 1997. As to why the
New York City property owners, especially real estate investors and developers, know the value and commodity of square footage. They use every possible inch of practical and livable space to make their properties profitable. Still, the complete utilization of the space is only possible with the right tools, like sewage ejector pumps. When converting basements,
According to most estimates, New York City is home to roughly 1 million buildings; of these buildings, about 430,000 are residential, including owner-occupied dwellings and rental units. Within these thousands of structures, nearly 70% of large buildings, you can find steam boiler systems, demonstrating the continued importance of steam heat in NYC. How did steam
The ancient Romans were an innovative people, especially when it came to the modernization of society. Sanitation was a common problem in most ancient civilizations, with sewage discarded in the streets or buried in deep holes. The rise and stabilization of the Roman Empire saw the advent of aqueducts and ancient Roman plumbing. The designs
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