FAQ

Many household cleaning solutions marketed as chemical drain cleaners are really so abrasive that they may eat away at the pipes in industrial buildings, which surprises our clients. Instead of using caustic chemicals to repair a minor issue, try a solution of baking soda, vinegar, and hot water, or more traditional methods such as plungers and drain snakes to clear clogs. Avoid these chemicals, which are also bad for the environment. To minimize future costs, we recommend hiring a professional plumber to thoroughly solve the problem.

In many respects, it is determined by the kind of businesses that operate out of the site, as well as the property’s total size. Businesses that dump more solid waste down their drains may need to have them cleaned more regularly, maybe weekly. Most commercial properties, such as office buildings, are fine having their drains cleaned on a regular basis, since this keeps everything running smoothly and efficiently.

Many household cleaning solutions marketed as chemical drain cleaners are actually so abrasive that they may eat away at the pipes of a business property, which surprises our customers. Instead of using caustic chemicals to address a minor issue, try a solution of baking soda, vinegar, and hot water, or more traditional methods such as plungers and drain snakes. Avoid the use of these chemicals, which are equally detrimental to the environment. To minimize recurring costs, we recommend consulting a professional plumber to thoroughly solve the problem.

It depends on the size and use of the property once again. But, in general, have a comprehensive expert plumbing assessment before signing a lease or purchasing a home. Consider conducting an examination if a big disaster strikes the region, such as earthquakes, fires, hurricanes, or other disruptive weather. A professional plumbing examination should be scheduled at least once a year. In the long run, it will save you time, money, and hassles!

For business plumbing services, contact Hoscec Plumbing Company. We’ll assess the problem and offer a cost estimate, recommendations, and a timeline.