Archive for September, 2009

B Environmental of Las Vegas celebrates Green Consumer Day, Sept. 28 with product discounts

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

LAS VEGAS – September 22, 2009 – B Environmental™ of Las Vegas, an American Leak Detection service, is offering 10 percent off select eco-friendly products in honor of Green Consumer Day on Sept. 28. Customers in the Las Vegas area can receive the discount for one week beginning Sept. 28 on Drain Blast™, B-Urine Free™, Fresh Discs™ and Fresh Drops™.

Drain Blast™ is an easy-to-use, biological mop water treatment that completely cleans grout within 60 days. It degrades organic material in cracks, crevices and drain lines removing food source for insects, including cockroaches. It is compatible with all floor cleaners so no change of soap is required and it is the strongest biological floor cleaner on the market.

B-Urine Free™ permanently eliminates tough odors and stains such as urine, blood, vomit and milk. It is designed to break down uric acid crystals, completely removing the smell and the stain, instead of just covering them up. It also removes sticky film that accumulates on bar tops, tables and other surfaces. The product is safe to use on all surfaces and fabrics and is a great pre-treatment for stained laundry.

Fresh Discs™ and Fresh Drops™ are two eco-friendly ways to eliminate odors. They can be used in homes, cars, boats or anywhere that has an odor issue. Both products are made with a special formula of essential oils that are designed to kill odors. Fresh Discs can be placed under a car seat, in trash cans or inside a vacuum cleaner. Fresh Drops can be used in conjunction with potpourri and just dropped on the affected area.

The above B Environmental products can be purchased by calling the American Leak Detection at 702.878.3060.

About B Environmental

The B Environmental brand of services, developed by Environmental Biotech and serviced by American Leak Detection, offers cost-effective and eco-friendly solutions to leak, sewer, grease and odor problems. B Environmental is dedicated to reducing damaging pollutants that affect the environment and improving operational performance of its client facilities. All the B Environmental products are compliant with the requirements defined by the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Environmental Health Organization. For more information, please call 702.878.3060 or visit www.benvironmentalusa.com.

American Leak Detection Franchisees Honored for Excellence by International Franchise Association

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

Franchisee of the Year Award presented to Sean and Christian Macaulay

San Rafael, CA (Grassroots Newswire) – American Leak Detection franchise owners Sean and Christian Macaulay of San Rafael, Calif. were honored on September 14 by the International Franchise Association (IFA) with its Franchisee of the Year Award.

“The IFA is proud to recognize the commendable efforts of Sean and Christian Macaulay with the Franchisee of the Year Award,” said IFA Chairman Dina Dwyer-Owens. “The franchising community is fortunate for the outstanding contributions of these exemplary individuals who have helped bolster the growth of the industry.”

Franchise owner-operators representing nearly 50 franchise systems were recognized September 14 – 15 during the IFA’s Tenth Annual Public Affairs Conference in Washington DC for the contributions they have made to the development of franchising. Attendees met with members of Congress and Administration officials about issues important to franchising, business and continued economic growth.

“It is critical that lawmakers know the contribution franchising makes to the nation’s economy, particularly during these economic times,” said American Leak Detection President Stan Berenbaum. “Franchisees such as Sean and Christian Macaulay leave a positive and lasting impact on the communities they serve.”

According to a recent study conducted for the IFA by PricewaterhouseCoopers on the economic impact of franchising, there are more than 900,000 franchised businesses in operation across the country. These operations are indirectly responsible for providing 21 million jobs and generating $2.3 trillion in economic output.

Headquartered in Palm Springs, Calif., American Leak Detection provides accurate, non-destructive detection of all types of leaks including hidden water and sewer leaks. It currently has 100 franchises across the U.S. as well as 17 additional locations in eight other countries.

For more information about American Leak Detection, The Original Leak Specialists, please visit http://www.americanleakdetection.com/.

American Leak Detection of Pittsburgh to conduct the system-wide leak test for the Mt. Jewett Borough Water Authority

Friday, September 18th, 2009

Mt. Jewett Community Mural

Because of the large discrepancy in figures between the amount of water pumped at the treatment plant and the amount billed, there is “community concern,” Authority Vice Chairman Mike Park said Thursday.

View the full article from The Kane Republican here.

Wayne Nowakowski, the leader of the team from American Leak Detection of Pittsburg, is conducing the leak survey for Mt. Jewett Borough Water Authority.

Idaho Waterpark Saved by American Leak Detection

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

Craig Jones and John Davis of American Leak Detection teamed up to find a leak at Roaring Springs Water Park in Meridian, Idaho.

Water parks have complex custom water distribution systems that cannot be shut off due to risks of property damage or massive water loss.

Roaring Springs Water Park had complained of water loss that was costing a lot of water, forty thousand gallons a day to be precise. That water loss was witnessed as a two in drop in the water level in the lazy river.

Roaring Springs had a low pressure leak which made it difficult to locate with electronic equipment, but with some know-how and thorough investigation, Craig and John were able to isolate the leak to be just behind the pool wall of one of the water slide landing pools.

Problem:

Lazy river was losing 2 inches per day which equals about 40,000 gallons per day lost.

Solution:

Leak was found in the return line to a water slide landing pool. 20 x 20 x 12 deep.

Recommended repair method:

Jackhammer the deck and dig to expose the damaged pipe, and replace the return line through the landing pool wall.