EMPIRE PLUMBING NYC

Gas is a source of energy for residential properties throughout NYC. It plays an important role in appliances and other devices, providing heat in an efficient, easy to maintain way. As a licensed gas plumber, Empire Plumbing can provide installation, repair, and inspection of new and existing gas systems to help your property function properly. […]

Multifamily housing complexes, especially in New York, depend on efficient and safe gas piping systems for various essential services, including heating, hot water provision, and cooking facilities. Given the critical role these systems play, it is very important to understand and address the unique challenges they may present. Gas piping issues in such settings are

In multifamily housing systems – apartments, condos, and other multifamily residential properties – the integrity of gas piping systems is paramount for resident safety and operational efficiency. Unlike water piping systems, gas pipes operate under different pressure levels, making leaks less common but significantly more hazardous when they occur. Gas leaks are uncommon, but due

There are many different ways to heat a home. But here in New York, you’re going to find a lot of properties that use gas boilers. Gas boilers have become a staple in residential heating systems, offering a reliable and efficient means of providing warmth and hot water to millions of homes. Their use in

Local Law 152 (LL 152) has been a significant regulatory measure in specific jurisdictions, mandating regular inspections of gas piping systems in buildings. A critical aspect for property owners and managers to consider is the cost of non-compliance with LL 152, primarily represented by fines. Navigating these financial implications is essential for ensuring adherence to

Understanding the Deadline for LL 152 Inspections As December 2023 unfolds, property owners in New York City are facing a critical deadline. Local Law 152 (LL 152) mandates that all buildings, except for one- and two-family homes, must undergo periodic gas piping system inspections. This law, part of a broader initiative to enhance safety and

For owners of multifamily buildings, maintaining proper gas line systems is not just a matter of compliance and safety but also one of financial security. Gas line issues can have a profound impact on property insurance—a critical factor that safeguards the investment and liability of property owners in the event of unexpected damages or accidents.

In the intricate web of property maintenance, certain tasks require professional expertise, especially when it comes to gas line repairs. For property owners, particularly in the bustling urban landscape of New York City, the allure of do-it-yourself (DIY) repairs can be tempting to save on costs. However, when it comes to gas lines, attempting to

In New York City, multifamily property owners are subject to stringent regulations regarding the installation, maintenance, and inspection of gas lines. These regulations are enforced to ensure the safety of residents, property, and the public. Non-compliance with these regulations can lead to gas line violations, which carry significant implications for property owners. Understanding Gas Line

For most people, the smell of natural gas is unmistakable – a pungent, unpleasant odor that immediately alerts the senses. However, contrary to popular belief, natural gas is odorless in its pure form. So, why does it have a smell, and what is the significance of this odor? The Odorization Process: Adding Mercaptan to Natural