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The Importance of Professional Installations

February 22, 2022 | HVAC

Business owners, architects, engineers, and general contractors all understand the importance of using a professional to design and install mechanical systems and commercial appliances. At Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc., we enjoy working on new construction or remodeling projects and overseeing installations to ensure optimal function and operation of all equipment, controls, and systems. Today on the blog, we’re discussing the importance of using a professional team for your next project.

The 3 Types of Commercial Kitchens We Service

November 15, 2021 | Commercial Kitchen Equipment

If you run a commercial kitchen in the Indianapolis area, you know that it takes meticulous attention to detail and regular maintenance to be successful. A key part of this is hiring a commercial plumber you can depend on to lighten the load. At Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc. we keep the commercial kitchens in Indiana running smoothly with a variety of commercial plumbing services. Here are just a few types of kitchens we serve.

Educate Employees to Avoid Plumbing Problems

Educate Your Employees to Avoid Plumbing Problems

July 22, 2021 | Indiana

Does it seem like you’re constantly having to call on your commercial plumber to service your Indianapolis office building? Plumbing problems are common in large buildings; however, with some simple education, you may be able to cut down on the frequency of the problems. Your employees simply might not know that their daily habits are causing plumbing problems in the building. At Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc., we encourage you to educate your employees on these three most common (and avoidable) plumbing problems.

3 Signs Your Pipes Need Inspected

May 17, 2021 | Greensburg

Pipes are a tricky part of your building’s plumbing. Because they are inside the walls and hidden from view, we often take them for granted and forget that they need occasional attention. To add to the problem, plumbing issues often start off quite subtly, making it even more difficult to know when your system actually needs maintenance. At Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc., we have seen subtle plumbing problems quickly turn into devastating problems; so to help you avoid that, here are three signs your pipes need to be inspected.

The Danger of Chemical Drain Cleaners

February 16, 2021 | Commercial Plumbing

When you own a business, it’s a good idea to be frugal with your company’s money and save wherever possible. Sometimes, that may mean you pick up some of the slack that comes with routine maintenance. However, if you have clogged drains in your commercial building, the only DIY fix you should be attempting is with a plunger and a pair of gloves. However, if you plan on tackling this clog with liquid drain cleaner, stop right now and consider the harm you are doing to your pipes! At Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc., we urge you to put away the chemical drain cleaners and call us. Read on to learn why.

How to Prevent Frozen Pipes

January 18, 2021 | Commercial Plumbing

Frozen pipes are among the most significant problems a commercial building owner can face during the cold months. If proper precautions aren’t taken, the water inside the pipes will freeze when the outside temperatures begin to drop below the freezing point. This problem can be anything from a minor inconvenience to a major disaster, so it’s important to avoid it to protect your commercial building. At Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc., we believe that the best offense is a good defense, so take these precautions and avoid damage from burst pipes this winter.

3 Common Plumbing Problems in Office Buildings

December 18, 2020 | Commercial Plumbing

Plumbing problems are a headache for anyone, but especially if you own a business. Depending on the severity of the issue, you could be looking at shutting down your business for days, thereby losing valuable time and money. Not only that, but you could lose potential customers and frustrate your employees. It’s no wonder that business owners wish to avoid plumbing problems at all costs. Today, our team at Quality Plumbing & Heating, Inc., have listed three common problems we see in office buildings, so you can know what to look for and when to call us for help.

Protecting Your Restaurant from Plumbing Emergenices

3 Ways to Prevent Restaurant Plumbing Emergencies

November 16, 2020 | 24/7 Emergency Service

Quality plumbing services are essential to the success of a restaurant. A plumbing emergency could challenge your ability to prepare meals, it could endanger the working environment, or it could even potentially contaminate the food! A problem in either the kitchen or the bathroom could force your business to close for days! Obviously, you want to avoid a plumbing emergency at all costs, so our team at Quality Plumbing and Heating, Inc. has put together a quick list of things to do to prevent a problem before it starts.

What Is Considered a Plumbing Emergency?

August 11, 2020 | 24/7 Emergency Service

Unfortunately, plumbing problems come for everyone at some point. Pipes burst, faucets leak, and sump pumps fail. If you’re a business owner, you probably feel like every plumbing problem is an emergency. After all, you don’t want to risk waiting and causing more damage. Our team at Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc. is proud to provide 24/7 emergency service; however, there is value in knowing when to call in the middle of the night or weekend, and when to wait for normal business hours. Read on for a list of examples of true plumbing emergencies.

Why Are There Sewer Odors in My Commercial Building?

June 24, 2020 | Commercial Plumbing

With health and safety concerns at an all-time high, the last thing you want is an unknown smell coming from your commercial building. Hygiene and cleanliness are important to your customers and employees alike, so if you have a sewer odor lingering in your building, it’s time to call in the plumbing professionals at Quality Plumbing and Heating Inc. to track down the problem. Below, we’ve listed the most common potential causes of sewer odor in your building.