Boiler Safety Valves: Essential Protection At Home And In Industry

Boilers are in homes; industries and properties across the country, and these important pieces of equipment have safety devices installed in them to make sure that residents and their families can enjoy the practical benefits of hot water on demand without placing themselves at risk. One of these devices is a boiler safety valve.

Why are boiler safety valves important? 

Boilers operate under a lot of pressure, and the hot water and steam they contain can cause severe injury if the boiler should fail. Safety valves work to protect lives from a variety of boiler failures, including:

• An imbalance of fluid flow caused by the failure of isolation valves.
• Failure of a cooling system, allowing the water or steam to expand and rupture the boiler.
• Ambient temperature changes.
• Failure of the control instruments of the boiler.
• Transient pressure surges.
• Heat exchanger tube failure.

The valve works to relieve the pressure building up inside the boiler. Without this pressure relief, the boiler is at risk of bursting. All boilers are required to have at least one of these valves, depending on the boiler’s capacity. In the USA, only non-assisted safety valves are permitted, and they are located inside the boiler steam drum itself. If the pressure rises above the recommended level for safety, these are automatically open and release excess pressure to take the strain off the boiler drum.

Once pressure is back down to safe levels, the valve will reset itself to prevent the pressure dropping too far and wasting energy. This reset mechanism reactivates the safety valve, which will then trigger again if the pressure gets too high.

Residential and commercial boilers at wholesale prices in NJ! 

At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we can either assist you with choosing a high-efficiency, low maintenance replacement for your boiler or provide you with an extensive range of plumbing supplies to replace necessary parts in your current systems. As we are a wholesaler in a 3.5% sales tax zone, we can make your repairs and services the most affordable in town. Our sales consultants are highly experienced and happy to assist you with finding the right part for your needs and we work closely with reliable, affordable plumbing professionals we are happy to recommend to our clients.

For more information about our specials on replacement boilers or to find out more about the boilers we can offer you, please visit our plumbing supply company website at http://crosstownplumbing.com/ today.

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5 DIY Projects To Take On This New Year With Plumbing Supply Wholesalers In NJ!

The New Year is all about new starts, so why not refresh your home as well as your lifestyle? Here are some DIY projects that add real value and style to your property, from plumbing wholesalers in New Jersey.

1. Mini bathroom makeover: There’s nothing like adding a touch of luxury to your bathroom, and replacing old countertops with granite is one of the most desirable options available! Granite countertops are available from leading plumbing wholesalers, and because bathroom countertops are fairly small, this is as affordable as it is stylish.
2. Update with eye-catching bathroom cabinets: Bathroom cabinets can start looking old and tired too, and there are lots of options from wholesalers that offer style at a fraction of the cost of high-street stores. Choose an option with an updated look to add style, essential storage and more for your space.
3. Don’t forget about the kitchen: While upgrading all your kitchen cabinets can be pricey, wholesalers can help keep costs way down by offering low prices on wholesale kitchen cabinets. There are other ways to improve your space and storage without starting over fresh, like adding a high-end kitchen island or bar counter.
4. Upgrade from tank to tankless water heaters: Always running out of hot water? A tankless water heater is a great solution – it heats water as you use it, so you’ll never run out again! This is also a great option for smaller homes, as they don’t take up nearly as much space as traditional tank water heaters.
5. Go Green: New appliances, air conditioning and HVAC systems aren’t just more effective at making your home comfortable, they save on energy costs too – and that means that you save money in the long run.

Keep home improvement costs down with plumbing wholesalers in NJ 

If you would like to replace your home’s HVAC system, furnace or water heater with state-of-the-art heating systems, buy kitchen countertops or new kitchen and bathroom cabinets, the specialists at Crosstown Plumbing Supply can assist you. With over 25 years of experience as a plumbing wholesaler in New Jersey, we’re the right partner to help you choose the right replacement option for your needs. Customers can also benefit from our location in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, making your project even more affordable.

To find out more about our products, please contact us or visit our website at http://crosstownplumbing.com/ today.

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Find Affordable Commercial And Residential Boilers In NJ

The average lifetime for a boiler is 10 years, and if that time is coming up for your residential or commercial boiler, now is the right time to start looking for affordable, high-efficiency replacement boilers. The last think you want to do is wait for your boiler to fail and flood your home or business! Choosing a replacement in advance also gives you time to look at your different options and find the right equipment for your needs at an affordable price, rather than being rushed in an emergency situation.

Wholesalers can offer you an extensive range of boilers and water heaters – and sales staff will assist you in determining exactly which product will suit your requirements. With cast iron boilers, steel boilers, high efficiency boilers and steam boilers running on oil, gas and electricity, wholesalers can explain exactly how each product will assist you and guide you through the buying process. In addition to standard boilers with an efficiency of 84% (regardless of AFUE rating), high-tech options are also available. This includes computer-controlled boilers that can reduce energy consumption by up to %16, many of which qualify under the New Jersey clean energy program for extensive rebates.

Bargains on quality replacement boilers from your plumbing wholesaler in NJ 

At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we can either assist you with choosing a high-efficiency, low maintenance replacement for your boiler or air conditioner or provide you with an extensive range of plumbing supplies to replace necessary parts in your current systems. As we are a wholesaler in a 3.5% sales tax zone, we can make your repairs and services the most affordable in town. Our sales consultants are highly experienced and happy to assist you with finding the right part for your needs and we work closely with reliable, affordable plumbing professionals we are happy to recommend to our clients.

For more information about our specials on replacement boilers or to find out more about the boilers we can offer you, please visit our plumbing supply company website https://www.crosstownplumbing.com/ today.

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Don't Let The Stack Effect Increase Your Heating Bills This Winter

As the cold weather sets in, homeowners turn to their furnaces to keep warm. If you are finding yourself turning your heat up higher than your neighbors, or that you just can’t seem to keep your home properly warm, it may not be your furnace’s fault – it could be the result of the stack effect. Find out what this is all about from our HVAC system specialists.

What is the stack effect? 

This is an effect that occurs in two-story or higher homes when the outside temperature is lower than the indoor temperature, resulting in an effect where the structure of the building itself acts like a giant chimney and fennels heat up and out of your home.

Cold air – especially New Jersey winter air – is substantially denser than the warm air that your furnace is producing. This cold air enters your home at its base, pushing the warm air up towards the roof and, eventually, out of it. This actually creates a circular system that then drives more air into your home from below, intensifying the draft.

What is the result? 

Not only does this mean your home is losing hot air quickly, making your furnace work harder and driving up your energy bill, the effect can also damage your home’s structure. Updrafts can become very strong (it’s why revolving doors were invented for skyscrapers!) and put pressure on fine cracks, as well as weaknesses in your masonry and weather proofing. These cracks make your home even more vulnerable to cold air entering the structure, making your heating problem worse over time.

How to prevent the stack effect 

The simplest and easiest way to prevent this issue is by insulating your home properly. While it is important to extend this insulation to your basement, it is actually your ceiling insulation that is most important in preventing this effect – if the warm air can’t rise up out of the house, the cold air can’t enter. It’s best to check your insulation barrier between your top floor and your roof each year and fix any air leaks or degrading insulation for a more stable and energy-efficient home climate.

Affordable furnace replacement from plumbing wholesaler in NJ

If you would like to replace your home’s HVAC system, furnace or water heater with state-of-the-art heating systems, the specialists at Crosstown Plumbing Supply can assist you. With over 25 years of experience serving the New Jersey area, we’re the right plumbing wholesaler in NJ to help you choose the right replacement option for your needs. Customers can also benefit from our location in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, making your project even more affordable.

To find out more about our boiler products, heating systems and services, please contact us or visit our website at https://www.crosstownplumbing.com/ today.

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5 Signs You Need A New Hot Water Heater

Water heaters are one of the most essential plumbing fixtures in our homes, delivering piping hot water to our showers, baths, and faucets. So, when they fail, they can cause serious chaos in our daily lives! Here are signs to watch out for so that you can get your hot water heater repaired or replaced in time:

1. Age: When it comes to hot water heaters, age isn’t just a number. Generally, they should be replaced after 10 years, as equipment older than that is more likely to fail or need significant repairs. Often, these heaters are also far less energy efficient, costing you a lot more than they should on your monthly energy bill. You can determine the age of your hot water heater by looking at the unit’s serial code. The letter represents the month of the year (A is January, B is February, etc.) and the next two numbers are the last two numbers are the year.
2. Leaks: Check around your hot water heater for moisture or pools of water, as these indicate a leak. Many leaks can simply be repaired but older units are more vulnerable to fractures in the tank, as they have been worn out over the years by the expansion and contraction caused by the heating process.
3. Running out of hot water: This can be the result of two issues:

i.        Either that your tanked hot water heater isn’t big enough to provide enough hot water to meet the demands of your home, or
ii.        Sediment has built up inside the tank, reducing its capacity.
A clean-out may be sufficient, but often this is a sign that your heater itself is deteriorating.

1. Noises: As sediment builds up in your tank, it hardens and reduces the hot water capacity as well as compromising your heater’s efficiency. This hardened sediment can result in banging and rumbling noises from your heater itself as it tries to heat up.
2. Discoloration: Rust-colored water from your hot-water taps (and not your cold-water taps) usually means that your water heater is rusting inside and may need replacing soon, before it starts to leak. If you have rust-colored water coming from your cold-water pipes as well, this may indicate that your pipes are rusting instead.

Get all your plumbing supplies at wholesale prices in NJ! 

For over the last 25 years, Crosstown Plumbing Supply has been offering expert advice, tools and products to homeowners and industry professionals alike. As a plumbing wholesaler in NJ with a reputation for customer service excellence and a team willing to go the extra mile, we’re the ideal partners for all your plumbing needs in 2017. What’s more, our customers benefit from our location in a 3.5% sales tax zone – making us the most affordable choice by far!

To find out more about our tank water heater and tankless water heater options, please visit our website or contact us today.

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Common Plumbing Myths Busted By Our Plumbing Supply Company

1. Off the shelf solutions always work: While some miracle-in-a-bottle plumbing solutions do work, it really depends on the problem. Most of the time, these products treat the symptoms, not the underlying issue, which will only get worse over time.
2. Leaky taps are normal: In fact, a dripping tap can waste over 2,000 gallons of water a year! That’s a lot of water to waste, and a lot extra to pay on your utilities bill. Usually these issues are fairly simple to fix, so ask your local plumbing supply company for a lasting fix.
3. Everything can be flushed down a toilet: Clogs in your toilet system are one of the worst things for homeowners to deal with, so it’s best to avoid them. The best way to do that? Don’t flush anything down the toilet other than your human waste and toilet paper. Even items labelled as flushable, like wipes, are often too durable to dissolve properly and move down the sewer line. This is an especially important rule if you have a septic tank.
4. Putting ice blocks in your garbage disposal sharpens the blades: In reality, garbage disposals don’t have blades. Instead, they have an impeller that has fairly dull edges but effectively grinds away waste when it rotated against the grinder ring. Ice blocks can’t have any effect on this process but, due to their hardness, may actually damage your disposal.
5. All plumbers can do all plumbing work: When looking for a plumber, it is important to find a reputable  plumbing services provider who can deal with your specific issue. Some plumbers specialize in remodeling services, others in household emergency services, and others in severe drain issues or commercial plumbing. If you are unsure of who to call in your area, speak to the team at Crosstown Plumbing Supply and we will recommend a trusted service provider.

Plumbing Supplies, Advice And More From New Jersey's Wholesale Plumbing Specialists

For over the last 25 years, Crosstown Plumbing Supply has been offering expert advice, tools and products to homeowners and industry professionals alike. With a reputation for customer service excellence and a team willing to go the extra mile, we’re the ideal partners for all your plumbing needs in 2017. What’s more, our customers benefit from our location in a 3.5% sales tax zone – making us the most affordable choice by far!

To find out more about our plumbing products and services in New Jersey, please visit our website at https://www.crosstownplumbing.com/ or contact us today.

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Why Your Air Conditioner Is Constantly Running And What To Do

The hottest, most humid months of summer are here and that means one thing and one thing only – air conditioning. Life would be far more uncomfortable without this technology, but it’s important to keep this hard-working equipment in great shape in order to ensure they run properly. One common issue that can come up this time of year is that they run constantly. Here’s why it’s a problem – and what to do about it.

Firstly, it isn’t normal that your air conditioning system is running non-stop – it’s the result of a problem within the system. And it isn’t just noisy either, it can cost you a lot of money when your energy bill arrives! Common causes of this issue include:

• Improper air conditioner installation: Badly installed air conditioners often mean equipment has been linked up to the wrong duct size. If the ducts are too big for the unit, your air conditioner will not be able to achieve the right airflow through your home.
• Air conditioner is too small: In order to keep up with your home’s cooling demands, your air conditioner has to be the right size for the space – not too big, and not too small. Small units will have to work overtime and likely stay running to try keep the home cool. This not only uses a lot of energy, it also means heavy wear-and-tear on the unit, so the likelihood of breakdowns is much higher too.
• Clogged air filters: Air filters need to be cleaned or replaced according to manufacturer guidelines, which may be up to once a month. Dirty filters restrict air flow, making the equipment work hard and run more often to try cool the air. It also prevents the machine from removing moisture from the air, so it keeps running. This can also make your system overheat and break down.
• Dirty air conditioner coils: As with the filters, these need to be regularly cleaned and replaced according to manufacturer guidelines, usually on an annual basis. Dust and dirt on these coils reduces the efficiency of the heat transfer process, resulting in poor cooling performance and increased running time. Professional plumbing companies can do this during their annual servicing of the machine.

SPEAK TO THE AIR CONDITIONING AND HVAC SPECIALISTS IN NEW JERSEY

At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we have a wide range of high-efficiency central air systems, condensers, dehumidifiers and ductless air conditioners that offer exceptional temperature control and air quality while using minimal energy.

For more information on our air conditioning and HVAC solutions, as well as to have any of your cooling system air questions answered, please visit our website at http://crosstownplumbing.com/ or contact us today.

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How To Measure Your Home's Indoor Air Quality

Good air quality indoors is essential to your family’s health and comfort. Here’s some insight from New Jersey air conditioning specialists on how to measure and maintain good quality air within your home.

What is meant by ‘indoor air quality’? 

Air pollution can occur anywhere, whether in an industrial environment or inside your apartment or home. These pollutants can irritate the lungs, create unpleasant odors, cause allergic and asthmatic reactions and even cause illness, and if they are originating within your property, they need to be urgently discovered and corrected. Common contaminants in indoor air include mold spores, carbon monoxide, radon, and asbestos.

Over the last few decades, we’ve started building and renovating our homes to seal air in more efficiently to reduce our energy bills and keep our homes properly temperature-controlled though the year. This has decreased ventilation (the flow of air from outdoors through the home) and made it more difficult for indoor pollutants to move out of the home, making indoor air quality checks essential.

Use a VOC sensor to measure indoor air quality 

A VOC sensor measures volatile organic compounds in the air, and will pick up even small traces of mold, ketones, unhealthy gasses and other pollutants. This can be done by a professional company that will then run air samples from various areas in your home through advanced laboratory equipment and diagnose any issues.

Air conditioning installation from HVAC specialists in NJ 

If you suspect that your air conditioning system is not providing you with high quality air, it’s important that you have it professionally addressed. At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we have a wide range of high-efficiency central air systems, condensers, dehumidifiers and ductless air conditioners that offer exceptional temperature control and air quality while using minimal energy.

For more information on our air conditioning and HVAC solutions, as well as to have any of your cooling system air questions answered, please visit our website at http://crosstownplumbing.com/ or contact us today.

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How To Prevent Mold Growth In Your HVAC System

When humidity is high, your HVAC or air conditioning system can be affected by mold growth. Here’s what to do, from HVAC specialists at our plumbing supply company in New Jersey.

Mold growth is common in HVAC and AC units because moisture can build up inside the system, creating an ideal environment for molds. The circulation of air throughout the home also makes it easier for mold spores to travel into the system as well as spread to other warm, moist rooms in the home, including laundry rooms, basements, bathrooms and kitchens. These molds create a musty, unhealthy environment in the home that can result in breathing problems, allergy issues and an unpleasant, musty smell. Some molds are even highly toxic. This makes it essential that your HVAC system is kept clear and clean throughout the year.

Four steps to take that will keep your HVAC system mold-free 

• Replace the filters: Filters should be replaced regularly to keep your system operating effectively, and wet, dirty filters are often a great environment for mold. While once a year is fine, you should check the filter and clean it monthly, especially in high humidity months.
• Use a mold inhibitor: There are products made specifically for HVAC units that will help prevent mold growth. Make sure that the inhibitor you are applying is labeled for use by the EPA in HVAC systems, and apply as directed.
• Use a disinfectant: This will work to kill off any mold inside the HVAC system to prepare it for the mold inhibitor, which will stop future mold growth from occurring. It will also thoroughly clean the system and ensure that it is hygienic. As with the mold inhibitor, you need to choose one labeled for use by the EPA in HVAC systems, and apply as directed.
• Prevent moisture build-up: Moisture is key to mold growth, so ensuring that it is minimized will help prevent growth. When cleaning your HVAC unit, use an industrial wet vacuum to remove any standing water and dry out the system.

Need to replace your air conditioner and HVAC parts? 

At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we can either assist you with choosing a high-efficiency, low maintenance replacement air conditioner or HVAC system (including central heating and air and ductless air conditioning systems) or provide you with an extensive range of plumbing supplies to replace necessary parts in your current systems. As we are a plumbing wholesaler located in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, we can make your repairs and services the most affordable in town. Our sales consultants are highly experienced and happy to assist you with finding the right part for your needs and we work closely with reliable, affordable air conditioning and HVAC professionals you prefer not to go the DIY route.

For more information about the plumbing supplies we have on offer, please visit our website today at http://crosstownplumbing.com/

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Where To Find Toilet Repair Parts In New Jersey

There’s nothing worse than having an issue with your home’s plumbing, especially when it’s your toilet that’s stopped working properly! Fortunately, there are plenty of places where you can pick up the necessary parts to repair your toilet. In terms of range of parts and affordability, your local plumbing supplies company in New Jersey is your best bet by far – here’s why.

We’re a wholesale plumbing supplies company 

As a wholesaler, we offer a huge range of parts, tools and supplies directly from manufacturers. These are sourced from the same top local and international brands and companies as you will see in stores, but we can offer them at a far lower price because we order in bulk and cut out the mark-up from the middle man. In addition to our low prices, we’re also located in a 3.5% sales tax zone, making our plumbing parts and repair supplies even more affordable.

What if I need a contractor? 

If you don’t enjoy this type of DIY, it’s not a problem – you don’t need to call in a plumbing company who will apply their own mark-up on parts. Simply speak to our experienced sales team and buy the parts you need, and we will recommend a contractor who can come to your home and install or repair the necessary parts. We’ve been serving this community for over 25 years, assisting homeowners, contractors and plumbing companies, so we know exactly who to put you in touch with to get great service and a quick repair.

Whatever your plumbing problem, our NJ plumbing supplies company has the solution! 

For over the last 25 years, Crosstown Plumbing Supply has been offering expert advice, tools and products to homeowners and industry professionals alike. With a reputation for customer service excellence and a team willing to go the extra mile, we’re the ideal partners for all your plumbing needs. In addition to plumbing parts and supplies, we offer bathroom sinks, boilers, kitchen cabinets, air conditioning systems and more – all at wholesale prices.

To find out more about our products and services, please visit our website at https://www.crosstownplumbing.com/ or contact us today.

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6 Ways To Save Energy With Your HVAC System

Did you know that for most homes, half of the energy bill goes towards heating and cooling? This means that increasing your HVAC system’s efficiency often leads to significant savings, for a positive impact on your bank balance. Here are some of the most effective ways to save energy – and money – from New Jersey’s HVAC and air conditioning system specialists.

1. Keep up with maintenance: Routine maintenance should be done by professionals on a semi-annual basis, as keeping the system running smoothly ensures optimal performance as well as reduced energy wastage and repairs.
2. Stay within the right temperature range: Most HVAC systems have an optimal temperature range in which the system produces the best results for the lowest energy usage. Staying within this range will help you save while living in comfort.
3. Insulate: The better insulated your home, the less heating and cooling it needs, so you make direct savings on your energy bill.
4. Invest in a programmable thermostat: This helps you save by only heating your home as and when you require it, so that your system doesn’t run the whole day while no one is at home.
5. Get rid of drafts: This is important for both summer and winter, as your HVAC system will struggle to maintain a constant temperature when air from outside is continually entering the home.
6. Upgrade your old system: As HVAC systems age and as new technology progresses, so differences in performance and cost are going to become more apparent. If your system is 10 or more years old, it might be time for an upgrade that will save money in the long term. Remember to ask your HVAC company about the latest energy efficient units, and get the right size system for your home in order to maximize benefits. Many of these systems also qualify you for rebates from the State of New Jersey, making them even more budget-friendly.

Energy efficient HVAC systems in New Jersey 

As leaders in HVAC supply in NJ, the Crosstown Plumbing Supply team is happy to assist you with finding replacement parts for your HVAC system or replacing your existing unit with a high-performance, high-efficiency solution. As we are a wholesaler located in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, we can offer you the most affordable parts and products from leading brands. In addition to HVAC systems, we also offer a wide range of central air conditioning units, ductless air conditioning systems and heating systems. If you need a contractor you can trust, we work closely with reliable, affordable professionals that we can refer you to.

For more information about or plumbing supply company and the HVAC systems we have on offer, please visit our website today at http://crosstownplumbing.com/

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5 Signs You And Your Home Can Benefit From A Dehumidifier

Dehumidifiers work to remove excess water from the air in the environment around them. This moisture can cause a wide range of issues for homeowners if it goes untreated, so if you are experiencing any of these problems, it might be time to invest in an air conditioning systems with a dehumidifier.

1. Mold: Dark spots on your ceilings, floors, inside cupboards or on your floors and baseboards indicates a mold issue. While professionals can treat the mold, if the excess moisture isn’t removed it will simply grow back. This is a big problem because it can trigger allergies as well as toxic reactions.
2. Musty smells: Every house smells a little stuffy and musty if it’s been locked up for a long time, but if you notice a smell in general, inside cupboards or after the house has been closed up for a short while, you likely have a moisture problem. If it is not due to a leak, it’s likely due to a lot of moisture in the air, which can be solved with a dehumidifier.
3. Dampness in your foundation or basement: This can occur seasonally when there is heavy rain or snowmelt, and it’s important that these structural parts of your home are kept dry during this time. Installing a dehumidifier will help prevent cracks, leaking and mold.
4. Rotting wood: Wooden doors and frames will start decaying if they are exposed to a lot of moisture, even if that moisture is just in the air itself. Repairing and sealing the frames will help, but only a dehumidifier will help remove the source of the problem itself.
5. You’re struggling to dry clothing: If you hang your washing indoors but are finding that it stays damp for a long time or even develops a musty smell, then excess water in the air is to blame. This is very common during wet seasons or in basements, and can easily be corrected by the installation of a dehumidifier. Not only will it take the excess moisture out of the air itself, it will also remove excess water that evaporates as your laundry dries.

Healthy air for you and your home – Affordable dehumidifiers in NJ 

For over 25 years, Crosstown Plumbing Supply has provided expert advice, quality parts and leading cooling and heating systems to both contractors and homeowners in New Jersey. We offer a range of high-efficiency HVAC systems including:

• Central air conditioning systems
• Ductless mini-splits
• Dehumidifiers
• Humidifiers and air filters
• Boilers
• Furnaces
• Burners

With our affordable wholesale prices, reliable contacts in the heating and cooling systems industry and prime location in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, you are guaranteed to get the best deal at the best price. For more information on our HVAC systems, please visit our website at http://crosstownplumbing.com/ today.

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PLUMBING WHOLESALERS HAVE YOU COVERED IN 2017!

At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we’re wishing all our valued clients a happy New Year! In 2017, you can look forward to the same great customer service and a full range of high quality parts, plumbing supplies and products that will make your home or business remodels and repairs easier and even more affordable. Here are just some of the products and services we’re offering this year:

• Wholesale kitchen and bathroom cabinets, countertops and fixtures: Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen or bathroom to sell your home or to enhance your lifestyle, plumbing wholesalers are the place to go. We help you cut out the middleman, so you can get the same High Street cabinets, faucets, sinks and countertops without paying High Street prices.
• Boilers, water heaters and heating systems: New Jersey winters can chill you to the bone, so you home or company’s heating system needs to be up to the task. With us, you’ll find all the repair parts you need – and if you’re thinking of upgrading, we can help you choose from a full range of branded, high-efficiency options that will help you save on your energy bill.
• Plumbing supplies: If you’re a homeowner who enjoys DIY or a professional needing a reputable supplier, we can assist you. With our wholesale prices and extensive range, you’ll find the parts and tools you need without breaking the bank.
• Air-conditioning systems: Keep cool in the summer with a little help from our HVAC department. We can supply you with everything you need, from parts and advice to full systems using cutting-edge high-efficiency technology.

Advice, parts and plumbing supplies from New Jersey’s wholesale plumbing specialists 

For over the last 25 years, Crosstown Plumbing Supply has been offering expert advice, tools and products to homeowners and industry professionals alike. With a reputation for customer service excellence and a team willing to go the extra mile, we’re the ideal partners for all your plumbing needs in 2017. What’s more, our customers benefit from our location in a 3.5% sales tax zone – making us the most affordable choice by far!

To find out more about our products and services, please visit our website at https://www.crosstownplumbing.com/ or contact us today.

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Summer is the best time of year to service and repair boilers

Having your boiler break down in the middle of winter is one of the most unwanted experiences for any New Jersey home or business owner. Due to high demand, the cost of boilers is often increased during winter months. Not to mention supplies can be limited and boiler repair specialists can be too busy to handle your problem as quickly as you’d like. Being prepared is the best way to avoid dealing with the stress of boiler related problems in the cold winter months. For this reason we strongly recommend that a home owner have their boiler replaced, repaired or serviced during the summer months.

What is a boiler service?

Like all hardworking machinery, your boiler requires a regular, annual service in order to keep working at an optimal level. During a service, a qualified technician will clean the boiler, check all the working parts and test all its different functions to make sure it is working efficiently and safely. Any parts that are damaged or not functioning correctly will be replaced or repaired, ensuring your boiler is ready to cope with the more demanding winter months ahead.

Should I change to a high-efficiency boiler?

If your boiler has started breaking down more frequently, is causing rising energy bills or needs extensive, costly repairs, it’s a good time to look at investing in a high-efficiency option. At Crosstown Plumbing Supply, we have a wide range of affordable boilers which offer significant long-term benefits, including a reduction of energy costs of around 16%. These boilers can also help you or your business qualify for New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program, which offers further rebates and benefits. We are also located in a 3.5% NJ sales tax zone, giving our customers further value for money.

To find out more about our boiler products, heating systems and services, please contact us today or visit www.crosstownplumbing.com.

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