Helping You Save Money

Too often, business owners just accept the fact that plumbing costs are a routine (and often) expensive cost of doing business.  Anyone in the food industry will tell you that drain clogs caused by food particles and other debris are almost unavoidable.  Have you taken the time to calculate all the costs and risks associated with clogged drains?

Potential Drain Issues

Estimated Costs

     -Calling a plumber to react to the clogged drain

     -$100 - $250 depending on day and time

     -Video Inspection of drains/sewer lines

     -$150 - $250

     -Drain Flushing / jetting to clear debri out of drains

     -As much as $150 to thousands of dollars

     -Attracts sewer flies and other pests

     -Pest control expenses and turns customers away

     -Repulsive odor

     -Turns customers away

     -Slip hazards caused by flooded or wet floors

     -No price can be put on employee safety

     -Health code violations

     -Detracts customers and can be shut down

     -Fines or surcharges for waste water management

     -Can be hundreds of dollars a day

     -Repairs to corroded pipes form drainage chemicals

     -Can cost thousands of dollars

     -Shutdown due to flooded floors

     -Extremely Costly


Drain-Net offers you PREVENTATIVE SOLUTIONS for all your Drain, Grease, and Waste management issues.  You no longer have to put yourself and your business at risk to these potentially costly drain issues.  As Benjamin Franklin once said, “A stitch in time saves nine.”

 
Helping You Go Green

 The Drain-Net product line is the green alternative to chemical pipe cleaners.  Chemical pipe cleaners can be very harmful not only to the environment, but also to us.  For anything more than a superficial drain clog you will likely have to use an acidic chemical or an enzyme chemical.  Acidic chemicals typically contain sulfuric or hydrochloric acid which can actually damage the very drains you are trying to protect, not to mention the damage chemicals like these do to the environment.  While Enzyme chemicals and Alkaline chemicals are a little more environmentally friendly, they do not provide the results needed when a major drainage issue occurs.  Don't forget that all these chemicals end up in our lakes, rivers, and drinking water.  We are all much better off using a chemical-free solution whenever possible!
 
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