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PostHeaderIcon Call Your Commercial Plumber to Learn How to Save Money with Commercial Solar Hot Water Systems

Commercial solar hot water is not new. Large and small companies, hotels and resorts have been using it to save money for years now.

Not until recently have Commercial Plumbing Contractors pursued the solar how water niche. The demand use to be low but today we are now finding more and more licensed plumbing contractors being asked to contribute their knowledge and expertise in the solar hot water area. Whether it is a system for a new commercial project/facility or an eco-friendly addition, commercial plumbers are being asked to design/build systems for facilities from simple neighborhood laundry mats, public swimming pools to some of the largest name hotels, resorts and institutions. All businesses are looking to cut costs in their fuel energy costs and solar hot water is turning out to be a ‘hot’ and money saving solution.

All you really need today for effective solar hot water heating are two things: you need solar panels and you need a hot water storage tank. Solar panels are made from evacuated tube collectors that simply collect the solar energy from the sun, transfer this heat to the water and then into the copper coil heat exchanger located inside the hot water storage tank and from there it moves on to the domestic hot water system. This is one of the most efficient ways to use the energy of the sun for hot water uses.

The second component for solar hot water is the storage hot water tank. A storage tank can be designed and built for any type or size of project, regardless if it is for a new building or a pre-existing building. So long as you have a place that is flat, level and can support the weight of the water in the tank. Getting very large water storage tanks into existing buildings use to be a major problem but today we use a specially designed storage tank that comes in a collapsible form and can fit through a 19 inch door way and be set up in a matter of hours. This tank is state of the art and a one of a kind. This unique collapsible design is what makes it ideal for pre-exisitng buildings.

Commercial solar hot water systems allow businesses to be eco-friendly and save money each month as a side benefit. It also gives them the edge on attracting more clientele. With so many choices for consumers to choose from, more and more consumers are looking at the “Green” factor when making their decisions. Although, quality and service is still a major deciding factor, eco-friendly/green is also playing a key role in consumers decisions. This decision making has become especially important for travelers, whether it is for vacations or for business. Green Hotels are becoming a high priority on travelers check lists.

Generally, speaking, a solar hot water system will reduce your utility bill from 25% to 85% depending if you are on LP Gas, Electric, Natural Gas or Fuel Oil.Your new hot water system will start saving you money the day it goes into operation.

Another benefit of a commercial solar hot water system is a reduction in your building temperature during the hot summer months when the A/C usage it at its peak. The solar panels placed on the roof are not only absorbing the sun for your hot water, they are also blocking the suns penetration into your building. This will have a direct effect on the inside heat of your building resulting in a drastic reduction in your A/C usage which in turn lowers your utility bill.

Installing a solar hot water system is a win-win situation no matter how you look at it.

1. You become an active participant in the move to alternative energy and get your building designated as a green company.

2. You will reduce your overall utility bill (electric or LP gas, natural gas or oil fuel)

3. If your business is located in the United States, you will qualify for Federal, State and Local Rebates, reducing your overall costs to about half.

4. You will attract more clientele and be known as an eco-friendly business

5. You will increase the value in your property making your property much more desirable for buyers verses your competition who is still on an electric or gas system.

Dale Zager is a Master Plumber who owns Zager Plumbing & Solar Inc. a Certified licensed plumbing and solar contractor. The company is leading the way with alternative energy in the current drive towards going green. Company specializes in large commercial applications of all types and sizes. We service the United States, Caribbean Islands, Central and South America. Read more at: http://www.Zager-Plumbing-and-Solar.com

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PostHeaderIcon Seattle Plumbers Can Save You Stress & Money

If you live in a house that is very old at all you have probably experienced firsthand, the stress and expense of plumbing repairs. Because we count on the plumbing systems in our homes as often as we do the electrical, any interruption in smooth continuity of service is a great inconvenience.

Obviously we want plumbing repairs made quickly and we want them to last. But finding a qualified plumber isn?t always easy. You have probably heard more than one or two horror stories about experiences with plumbers. The client may have been extremely overcharged, or in the end, the plumber may have caused more damage than repairs, costing the homeowner even more in the end for corrections of the problems.

These bad experiences typically happen when a situation is an emergency. Meaning that the problem is extreme and immediate measures must be taken. These types of situations usually develop over a period of time, often when regular preventative maintenance and precautions have been neglected.

Homes and others buildings that are over twenty-five years old may have zinc coated, galvanized pipes. Replacing that piping with copper repiping may be a wise investment in lots of ways. You are very likely to see a great increase in water pressure, which allows more than one usage of water at once without seeing a significant change in pressure.

The reason that galvanized pipes can lead to reduced water pressure is because the zinc corrodes over time and rust forms. As the pipes corrode and deterioration continues the water pressure decreases. Water pressure refers to the force at which the water comes out of the faucets ?

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