Many properties around New York City are outfitted with sump and/or sewage ejector pumps. If any part of your property is located below ground level or near the water table, you may have both types of pumps. While it may seem like a nuisance, a sump or sewage ejector pump not working can create hazards
With winter approaching in New York City, it’s vital to make sure your tenants will be comfortable spending more time inside. For many property owners in urban areas, ventilation is a concern. In this post, Antler Pumps discusses how to increase ventilation in apartments. Follow these tips to improve indoor air quality, reduce the risk
By the time you read this, the snow may already be flying in New York City. If you are a property owner or manager, you probably have a lot on your hands making sure the boiler and heating system are up to the job of keeping building occupants warm. Your heat system circulating pumps are
If you own or manage an apartment building in New York City, rooftop maintenance is key to keeping multiple systems in the property running smoothly, especially HVAC. Here is a rooftop maintenance checklist from Antler Pumps, experts in pump maintenance, repair, and installation. We’ve covered all four seasons because it’s vital you give your rooftop
If you are a landlord or property manager in New York City with water pressure problems, you shouldn’t ignore them. Too much or too little pressure can be a danger. It can also predispose you to complaints from tenants. The wrong pressure can also mean your property isn’t adhering to the New York building code.
If you need to call the pump experts for a repair job, or if you want to try to fix a pump problem on your own, knowing basic pump terminology is essential. Having the proper vocabulary lets you describe the problem precisely and gives you the tools to search for solutions, whether at the hardware
As a New York City landlord or property manager, you may have heard professionals discussing electrical grounding when they service your pumps and other vital building infrastructure. If you’re not sure how electrical grounding works, Antler Pumps is here to explain it all to you, including the reasoning behind grounding and why it is so
As a landlord in New York City, you are legally obligated to provide water for your tenants. Otherwise, you may be subject to citations, fines, and even lawsuits. If an occupant comes to you or the property manager complaining about no water in an apartment, they may already be in a state of panic. Loss
Many properties in New York City, from single-family homes to multi-unit apartment buildings, have sewage ejector pumps. While these pumps are essential for removing waste, they can act up from time to time. If you’ve noticed a sewage ejector pump smell, which is a common complaint we field here at Antler Pumps, there are some
If you own a large property in New York City, you probably have multiple centrifugal pumps as part of your building infrastructure. Understanding how these work and learning a bit about centrifugal pump technology can be very helpful when it comes to both fixing problems on your own or describing the issue to your pump
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