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3 Unexpected Signs You Should Call a Plumber: Commercial Plumbing

  Plumbing repairs might seem unnecessary but can go a long way in protecting your business. You might be thinking, “If I had a plumbing issue in my business, I would know about it, right?” Wrong. Not all plumbing issues are obvious, and even if they are, you may need professional help. There is likely more at the root of the problem than you can see. Your commercial plumbing system is highly complex in comparison to residential plumbing, and many people rely on its efficiency. Although these systems are built with this in mind, damages do happen and when they do, they can spell out disaster. Here are a few signs that can help you recognize these potential issues right away: Irregular Water Temperature  Water temperature is often overlooked in commercial businesses, but its regulation is vital for the health of your customers and employees. Irregular water temperature could cause scalding and serious bacterial infections that may lead to permanent illnesses or death. If you notice any

Metal Roofing: What You Need To Know Before Purchasing Sheet Metal

  Shakley Mechanical fabricates sheet metal in Ashland, Ohio, and surrounding areas. We’re taking a break from discussing our common practice of plumbing and air conditioning/heating repair. We are also a large supplier of sheet metal, which you may or may not know has become an extremely popular material in producing quality roofing in the last ten years or so. Metal roofing is no longer just a staple of commercial businesses, but also residential homes because of its beneficial properties. These include: Longevity  Asphalt roofing is common with residential housing today. It's typically more affordable than metal roofing upfront, but it also costs quite a bit when you consider that asphalt roofs need regular maintenance, and have a much shorter lifespan than the alternative. Asphalt roofing only lasts up to a maximum of 20 years, while metal roofs last, at minimum, 40 years, with some reaching the lifespan of 70 years old! And, they need little maintenance. With this in mind, the