Isaac Water Works
Caring for all your water needs...
Sunday, 10 May 2015
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Thursday, 9 April 2015
Company Mission Statement
Our Services
Our experienced sales staff assists end-use customers and contractors in equipment selections.
Our in-house service capabilities cover pump and motor repairs, fabricating, welding, machining
Our outside field service, covers the removal and installation of pumping equipment which is carried out by our fleet of experience staffs and trainees.
- * Opening & closing services
- * In-store filter cartridge cleaning
- * Motor replacements
- * Pump installation and repair
- * Heater installation and repair
- * Leak detection and repair
- * Liner replacements
We specializes in the design, construction and installation of reliable drinking water purification and disinfection systems for both private and municipal water treatment applications. We also provides ongoing monitoring and maintenance of these municipal water systems to ensure a consistent and reliable supply.
From planning and designing municipal water treatment and supply facilities, through planning and designing water pumping, storage, treatment and water distribution systems, we meet the challenge to provide the quality, professional services required to provide safe potable water. This, backed with our long term technical and equipment support and maintenance reliable, worry-free potable water treatment system to meet your demands now and into the future.
Plumbing Made Easy
Plumbing follows the basic laws of nature -- gravity,
pressure, water seeking its own level. Knowing this, you can understand its
"mysteries" and make dozens of fixes to your home's plumbing system.
You can save yourself time,
trouble, and money!
The plumbing system in your home is composed of two
separate subsystems. One subsystem brings freshwater in, and the other takes wash water out. The water that comes into your home is under pressure. It
enters your home under enough pressure to allow it to travel upstairs, around
corners, or wherever else it's needed. As water comes into your home, it passes
through a meter that registers the amount you use. The main water shut off, or
stop, valve is typically located close to the meter. In a plumbing emergency,
it's vital that you quickly close the main shut off valve. Otherwise, when a
pipe bursts, it can flood your house in no time. If the emergency is confined
to a sink, tub, or toilet, however, you may not want to turn off your entire
water supply. Therefore, most fixtures should have individual stop valves.
Water from the main supply is immediately ready for
your cold water needs. The hot water supply,
however, requires another step. One pipe carries water from the cold water
system to your water heater. From the
heater, a hot water line carries the heated water to all the fixtures, out-lets,
and appliances that require hot water. A thermostat on the heater maintains the
temperature you select by turning the device's heating elements on and off as
required. The normal temperature setting for a home water heater is between 140
degrees F and 160 degrees F, but 120 degrees F is usually adequate and is also
more economical. Some automatic dish washers require higher temperature water,
though many of these have a water heater within them that boosts the
temperature another 20 degrees F.
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