Case Study: How Metro Group Resolved a Legionella Crisis and Restored Water Quality

When two residents of a Midtown Manhattan building contracted Legionnaires’ disease within six months, hospitals were required to notify the NYC Department of Health (DOH), triggering an urgent investigation. Testing revealed widespread Legionella bacteria contamination in the building’s hot water system, posing a serious health risk to 400 residential units, four commercial spaces, and a […]

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Are You Maintaining Your UV Water Purification System? Here’s Why It’s Important

When it comes to maintaining water quality, UV purification systems play a crucial role in eliminating harmful bacteria and viruses. However, for these systems to remain effective, regular maintenance, particularly changing the UV bulb and filters, is essential. How Often Should You Change Your UV Bulb and Filters? UV bulbs lose their effectiveness over time. […]

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Case Study: How Metro Group Upgraded a 1950s Steam Boiler for Maximum Efficiency

Clinton new boiler installed by Metro Group to replace old 1950s steam boiler

At Metro Group, we understand the importance of providing our clients with cost-effective, energy-efficient solutions that meet their specific needs. In this case study, we’ll walk you through how we helped a building owner in Westchester County upgrade their outdated heating system, reduce energy waste, and ensure reliable heating throughout the year. What Challenges Did […]

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Case Study: Transforming a Water Tank Pump System with a Modern Control Panel Upgrade

water tank pump system with modern control panel upgrade installed by Metro Group

Metro Group Upgrades an Outdated Pump Control System In commercial buildings, reliable water systems are essential for tenant safety. When a Murray Hill building’s water tank pump control system failed, leaving them dependent on a temporary tether float switch, Metro Group stepped in to provide a seamless, long-term solution.   How We Revamped the Water […]

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Is Your Building’s Drinking Water Tank Inspection Up to Date?

an old drinking water tank in New York City

NYC building owners are responsible for ensuring that their drinking water tanks are inspected annually to maintain both water quality and regulatory compliance. By meeting the NYC Health Department’s requirements, building owners help guarantee safe, clean drinking water for residents and avoid potential fines. When is the Submission Deadline for the 2024 Inspection? All drinking […]

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NJ Legislation to Combat Legionnaires’ Disease: What Does It Mean for Public Water Systems and Buildings?

New Jersey is taking significant steps to combat Legionnaires’ disease with new legislation S2188. What are the new rules for public water systems and buildings? How will they affect you? Here’s everything you need to know. What Are the New Requirements for Public Water Systems in New Jersey? Operators of public water systems with 100 […]

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