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      • Hotel Renovation Consulting
      • Property Condition Assessment
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      • Cost Segregation Study
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      Practice Plumbing

      A Quick Guide to Ensure a Leak-Free Commercial Building

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      A healthy commercial building starts with a well-maintained plumbing system.

      1. Visual Inspection: Start by visually examining exposed pipes for signs of corrosion or moisture. Any rust or dampness could signal a potential leak.
      2. Water Stains and Discoloration: Check ceilings, walls, and floors for water stains. Discoloration may indicate a hidden leak, which, if left unchecked, can lead to serious structural damage.
      3. Faucets and Fixtures: Test all faucets and fixtures for functionality. Look out for drips or leaks, and tighten or replace any loose components. Don't forget to inspect seals around faucets and handles.
      4. Toilets: Conduct a dye test in toilet tanks to identify leaks. Food coloring in the tank, if visible in the bowl after 15 minutes, signals a potential issue.
      5. Appliance Inspection: Examine water-utilizing appliances like washing machines and dishwashers. Check for leaks, and unusual sounds, and inspect hoses and connections for wear.
      6. Water Heater: Inspect your water heater for leaks or corrosion. Ensure the pressure relief valve is functioning correctly, and flush the tank annually to prevent sediment buildup.
      7. Pipes and Drains: Check exposed pipes for damage and leaks. Address any slow drainage in sinks and showers promptly, and clear blockages using a plunger or drain snake.
      8. Outdoor Plumbing: Don't overlook outdoor faucets, hoses, and irrigation systems. Especially in colder seasons, check for cracks in pipes caused by freezing temperatures.
      9. Professional Inspection and Commercial Due Diligence: Consider scheduling an annual professional plumbing inspection. Licensed plumbers can identify hidden issues. Just as in commercial due diligence, this proactive approach can catch problems early, ensuring the long-term health of your plumbing system.

      Other Due Diligence Services:

      Capital Reserve Study

      Capital Needs Assessment

      Construction Draw Inspections

      Property Condition Assessment

      Facility Condition Assessment

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      • WBTC Main
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