Solutions
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Pressure Boosting Systems
For High-Rise and other commercial buildings, the city water supply pressure isn’t sufficient. Whether it’s the building height, size, specialty applications, or a combination of all three, these... -
Water Storage
Many commercial buildings use storage tanks for Domestic (Potable) and Fire Water Applications, especially in Houston, where it is required by Houston Amendments to the Uniform Plumbing Code Section... -
Water Fill Stations
Many commercial buildings use storage tanks for Domestic (Potable) and Fire Water Applications, especially in Houston, where it is required by Houston Amendments to the Uniform Plumbing Code Section... -
Water Pressure Reducing Valves (PRV)
Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) Stations are an essential component of a water-distribution system in a commercial building. The 2015 Uniform Plumbing Code Section 608.2 states that PRVs are required... -
Sump Pump Stations
Sump Pump Stations are required in a commercial building anytime there is drainage or fixtures below the city lines, and the water cannot gravity drain away. There are three main types of sump pump... -
Hot Water Distribution
Domestic Hot Water Distribution Domestic Hot Water Systems are simple in theory – deliver hot water to fixtures – but increasingly complex in practice. A delicate balance between comfort, safety,... -
Cooling Towers
Hydronic Loops (Chilled, Heating, Condenser Water) Hydronic Loops in commercial buildings use water to heat & cool primarily for comfort but can also be used for cooling equipment and other process... -
Water Harvesting
Water and Energy are interconnected throughout their lifecycles (Water-Energy Nexus); while energy efficiency has dominated the conversation for many years, Water Stewardship is gaining momentum... -
Steam Specialties
Steam is a very efficient method for delivering heat for comfort heating and domestic hot water in commercial buildings and is typically used in hospitals, hotels, and large campuses. We define...
