Apartment building owners carry a significant responsibility for maintaining a safe environment for their tenants. Gas leaks, while infrequent, can have devastating consequences if not recognized and addressed swiftly. Staying informed about the signs of a gas leak is essential in this role. This awareness can mean the difference between a minor repair and a
A leaking water heater is a serious problem for any NYC apartment building owner. But when the leak is coming from the overflow pipe, it’s a sign of potential danger. The overflow pipe is a safety feature designed to release water when the pressure or temperature inside the tank gets too high. Therefore, the question,
On average, how long does a water heater last? You can expect a water heater to last 8-20 years on average. The primary contributor to water heater lifespan is the type. Tankless models last significantly longer than traditional tank models. Water quality also plays a role in the longevity and reliability of the appliance, with
As a New York City building owner, you know that choosing the right heating system is a balancing act between tenant comfort and NYC regulations. With an expansive heating season, you must ensure that your building’s heating system and output are even and efficient enough to provide consistent temperatures. The types of heating systems in
Why does my water heater make noise? It’s a common enough question but not specific enough to diagnose a cause. In general, water heaters and all mechanical devices make some noise, although most are quiet. People often question the noises produced when they are strange or out of the ordinary, like hissing, popping, or rumbling
Property owners in New York City must ensure tenants have an adequate hot water supply. This supply depends on the water heater output and size, but how long does a water heater take to heat up the water to begin with? Many factors go into the overall effectiveness of a water heater. Discover what contributes
Landlords must ensure all tenants can access hot water 24 hours a day. In some older properties, especially those retrofitted into apartments or multi-family properties, the existing hot water system may not be adequate. To ensure continuity in the hot water supply, you, as the landlord or property owner, are responsible for upgrading the system.
With nearly 80% of apartments in New York City still using steam heat, boilers are vital equipment for many properties. A boiler is a vessel that heats a fluid, usually water, to produce steam or heat for a property. It connects to a series of pipes that transport the steam or heated liquid through the
Property owners in New York City must remain knowledgeable about building codes and local laws to avoid safety concerns and violations. Every year sees changes to rules and regulations, making it challenging to stay informed. NYC Local Law 152 is one example of an evolving law. Passed in 2016 by the New York City Council,
Many properties in New York City use steam heat and steam boilers. Steam systems are efficient and work well when maintained properly. The system heats the feedwater, causing it to transform into steam. Once it reaches the steam phase, the pressure and pumps propel the steam through the pipes to the radiators. The steam cools,
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We always like to recommend our partner brands, which we trust and use, to our customers and have included a “best of” list, below, of the brands that offer the best quality, reliability, and beautiful looking products in their categories, with a focus, in this case, on home heating and boilers. Feel free to use directly, or have us select the best individual part for you. Just give us a call if you’d like us to install anything from this list of greats.
