Whether you’re just starting a new business or you’ve been serving customers for years, there are some plumbing issues that can have a noticeable impact on productivity and the willingness of potential customers to stick around. If your goal is to keep things running smoothly at your place of business while also creating a pleasant environment for employees and customers, it can help to be aware of common commercial plumbing problems, like the ones discussed below, best addressed sooner rather than later.
Persistent or Unseen Leaks
Sinks and toilets are the most visible sources of leaks that tend to occur in commercial buildings. Letting minor leaks go may seen economical if nobody is inconvenienced and you have many other things on your to-do list. However, doing so can contribute to rust, weaken plumbing parts, and result in higher utility bills. Be just as mindful of unexplained drops in water pressure that could suggest leaking pipes in walls or underground. Left alone, leaks like this could contribute to problems with mold.
Recurring Drain Clogs
Even if commercial drains are only sluggish, a serious problem could exist. If your building doesn’t have a shared waste system, for example, …