Macon / Georgia
With frequent and, destructive leaks wreaking havoc across this community; the property management called in SageWater to assess options for replacing the leaky potable supply piping. After careful consideration, we proposed a CPVC solution to replace the defective polybutylene piping. Both the owner and the property manager were thrilled when we completed the work in a timely manner with minimal disruption to the residents.
Innovation is a curious thing. It happens in fits and starts, leaps and bounds, sometimes evolutionary and sometimes revolutionary. We see it daily, we experience it real-time; in our technology, in our society, and in our lives.
In many ways, innovation is front and center, in other areas it goes almost unnoticed. Take piping for instance: the concept of using a tubular vessel to carry water has been around since humans figured out how to make tubular vessels to carry water. From clay to metal to plastic, the material may have evolved, but the very nature of plumbing remains unchanged, to move water from one place to another. READ THE FULL ARTICLE
