Medical & Laboratory Plumbing Installation Code-Compliant. OSHA-Ready. Inspection-Approved. Emergency Plumbing provides specialized plumbing installation for healthcare, dental, and laboratory facilities across North and Northwest suburbs in Illinois. We understand that medical environments require strict compliance with plumbing code, safety standards, and inspection requirements. We Install: • Emergency eyewash stations • Combination eyewash & safety showers • Dental vacuum and suction systems • Dental sterilization sink stations • Medical-grade sinks & hands-free faucets • Backflow prevention systems • Laboratory sinks & acid waste piping • Floor drains & trench drains • Water filtration & RO systems for labs • Compressed air & specialty water connection
The Drip, Drip, Drip of a Leaky Faucet Let's face it: That persistent drip-drip-drip echoing from your bathroom or kitchen sink is not only annoying, but it's also a frustrating waste of water and money. A leaky faucet isn't just a minor inconvenience, it adds to your water bill and can damage your fixtures over time. Don't despair! Fixing a leaky faucet is a relatively simple DIY project that most homeowners can tackle with a few basic tools. What makes faucet to leak ? Before you dive in, understanding the common causes of leaks will help you pinpoint the culprit: Worn-out washers: Washers, usually made of rubber, are the most frequent cause for leaks. These create a seal and wear down or become stiff with time. Corroded O-rings: O-rings are small rubber seals found in some faucet handles. They can wear out or deteriorate with use. Damaged valve seat: The valve seat is where the washer connects at the base of the spout. ...