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Cincinnati Plumbers website to change soon!

With help from Cincinnati Web Design we will be updating pictures, changing some options and adding a PayPal payment button to the site just to name a few. Please check back with us frequently and don't forget to look for our new service call specials offered to the neighbors of Flow-Rite Plumbing. (513)383-4242

By |2011-08-23T19:37:59-07:00January 11th, 2009|In The News|Comments Off on Cincinnati Plumbers website to change soon!

Grease Traps and why you need them!

A grease trap is designed to hold a given amount of grease or food debris. Each trap is sized according to the fixture or fixtures it serves as per plumbing code or other authorities. When a grease trap reaches its capacity due to normal usage then it needs cleaned of all food and grease debris so it can function properly.

By |2011-08-18T21:52:50-07:00January 5th, 2009|Commercial plumbing, In The News, Plumbing Tips|Comments Off on Grease Traps and why you need them!

Backflow Preventers

The need for backflow preventers hinges on the need for safe drinking water for all public humanity. The use of these devices along with the annual testing of them where applicable can protect the public water supply from becoming poisoned by contaminants that could make someone dangerously ill or even cause death.

By |2011-08-23T19:15:30-07:00December 28th, 2008|Commercial plumbing, In The News, Plumbing Tips, Residential Plumbing|Comments Off on Backflow Preventers

Going Green in Cincinnati

In the world of plumbing this points to a few key fixtures such as Water Heaters and Boilers as well as radiant heating applications. Not only do these energy saving fixtures save us costly natural gas and electric bills in the long run but they also provide us with a little incentive such as tax credits and in some cases a credit from your local gas and electric company also!

By |2011-08-23T19:35:21-07:00December 27th, 2008|Commercial plumbing, In The News, Plumbing Tips, Residential Plumbing|Comments Off on Going Green in Cincinnati
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