by Robert Long | Aug 3, 2026 | Plumbing
If your commercial building has kitchens, boilers, irrigation, medical build-outs, or other cross-connections, backflow testing in NYC isn’t paperwork you can keep punting. You need a NYS-certified tester, current records, and the right filings every 12 months, especially after tenant changes or renovations that quietly raise contamination risk.
by Robert Long | Jul 30, 2026 | Local Law 152 Related Articles
A failed Local Law 152 inspection does not always mean your gas gets shut off. What happens next depends on the finding, the risk level, and how fast you act.
by Robert Long | Jul 8, 2026 | Gas Line Repair Articles
(And How to Avoid Joining the List) Nobody wakes up excited about a gas piping inspection. It’s not exactly a spa day. But if you own or manage a building in New York City, Local Law 152 inspections are now a fact of life — and a surprising number of buildings...
by Robert Long | Jul 6, 2026 | Plumbing
If you have ever searched for a plumber in New York City, you may have noticed that some companies advertise themselves as a Licensed Master Plumber, or LMP, while others simply call themselves plumbers. That raises an obvious question: What is the difference, and...
by Robert Long | May 25, 2026 | Gas Line Repair Articles
Quick Summary Class A, Class B, and Class C gas warning tags are used to identify hazardous or potentially hazardous gas conditions. A Class A warning is the most serious and usually means the gas must be shut off and the meter locked. A Class B warning is also an...
