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How Denver Plumbers Can Help Prepare Your Basement for a Tornado

10/31/2014

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by Lyn Lomasi; Owner of Intent-sive Nature & Brand Shamans Content Community
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Denver often has severe weather, including tornadoes, which means Denver residents should have a safe location for when a storm hits. Statistics show that the basement is the safest place to be during a tornado. If there is no basement, the next safest place is the bathroom. Better still is a bathroom in a basement. Plumbers in Denver can help you get that unfinished (or never started) basement bathroom up to code, especially in homes with older plumbing. Many newer homes are being built with unfinished basements. Both scenarios call for the work of licensed plumbers.

Basements and Plumbers

Licensed Denver plumbers will have the know-how to install the proper plumbing in your basement bathroom. Your family can enjoy a basement bathroom on a regular basis, and the basement bathroom will also offer a safe haven during a tornado. A basement is the safest place to be during a tornado due to the fact that a heavy object (the house) can help shield people from strong winds. Plumbing fixtures, such as the bathtub and toilet, often are the sturdiest features of a house. Depending on the severity of the tornado, plumbing may even hold the walls together. Hiring licensed plumbers in Denver will ensure that all bathroom plumbing is sturdy and up to code.

Requirements of Denver Plumbers


Because plumbing codes are occasionally amended, it is important to work only with Denver licensed plumbers. All licensed plumbers in Denver must stay up to date with current Denver and international plumbing codes and are required to prove this knowledge. This is done through training and certification in International Plumbing Code (IPC). Training and licensing for Denver plumbers involves a combination of hands-on work, plumbers' continuing education courses and plumbers' exams. No plumbers can be issued a license without going through the proper procedures and keeping up with the required plumbers' continuing education courses. This process ensures that all Denver plumbers are doing work that is up to code.

*I originally published this via Yahoo Contributor Network
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