Articles Tagged with ''residential plumbing''

CPVC has been used for residential plumbing in the U.S. for more than 60 years and is unique among today’s plumbing materials. CPVC was specifically designed to be compatible with American drinking water and is impervious to chlorine. As a result, virtually all CPVC failures can be traced back to improper installation or servicing practices.

In the middle of the Front Range, looking down over the Denver skyline and plains, sits a historic property built in 1933 that is undergoing a complete transformation.

The Noritz Residential Combination Boiler allows for simultaneous residential domestic hot water and space heating.

PEX can be a viable alternative to more traditional materials for fire sprinklers.

The choice to repipe or use a lining process is being explored more seriously by plumbers and contractors.

Noritz’s Residential Combination Boiler allows for simultaneous residential domestic hot water and space heating.

An increasing number of product solutions are coming to market to accommodate a PEX plumbing system.

The point is commercial bathrooms and kitchens do present some different challenges from residential.