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Welcome to Drip Stream, our webinar series where we talk about plumbing systems the way real property and facility managers actually deal with them. It’s practical, straightforward, and built for the people responsible for keeping water supply, drainage, backflow devices, and water heaters safe and running at commercial properties every day.

This session covers a part of commercial plumbing that usually runs in the background until something goes wrong: compliance and safety. Backflow devices fall out of calibration, mixing valves drift, older piping corrodes, and logs go missing. Any of these can turn a routine inspection into a violation, even when everything seems to be working. That’s why we invite you to watch:

Plumbing Compliance for Busy Facility Managers
Safety and Best Practices in Southern California Facilities

If you manage plumbing systems across one or more properties, this session walks you through what compliance requires and how to stay on top of it all year instead of scrambling before an inspection. You’ll learn what inspectors look for, which documentation matters most, how to spot problems before they turn into citations, and how staff training and vendor oversight keep your buildings safe and inspection-ready.

Your host is Louis Miller, Field Manager at West Coast Hydrojet. Louis has spent years working hands-on with plumbing systems in restaurants, retail chains, multi-family housing, banks, and medical facilities. He’s seen the good, the bad, and the ugly, and he’s learned that the properties that pass inspections smoothly are the ones that treat compliance as a routine. In this session, he shares practical advice to help facility managers manage compliance with confidence and work more effectively with their service providers.

Why Watch This Session:

• What plumbing compliance really means, and why it’s an ongoing process rather than a one-time event
• How backflow prevention devices work, why they need annual certified testing, and what inspectors expect to see
• How mixing valves and water heaters control safe water temperatures, and why regular checks and calibration matter
• Which piping materials are approved or prohibited, and the warning signs of corrosion, leaks, and wear
• The most common inspection mistakes, including missing records, blocked equipment, improper installation, and untrained staff
• How documentation, staff training, and vendor oversight keep multiple properties consistently compliant

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