Urgent plumbing
Commercial Plumbing
Restaurants, retail, offices, multifamily, medical and industrial facilities. Compliance work, preventive maintenance contracts, and repairs scheduled so you are not closing the floor at lunchtime.
Common signs
Signs you need commercial
- A health inspection flagged your grease trap or backflow device
- Recurring floor drain backups in a commercial kitchen
- Restroom fixtures failing faster than you can repair them
- Your backflow certification is due or overdue
- You need work done outside trading hours
- You are fitting out a new tenant space
Typical jobs
14 kinds of work under commercial
Commercial drain cleaning and jetting
High-capacity jetting for kitchen, floor and main lines under heavy commercial load.
Grease trap installation
Sizing and installing interceptors to meet local pretreatment requirements.
Grease trap pumping and maintenance
Scheduled pump-outs with the manifests your health inspector will ask for.
Backflow preventer installation
Installing RPZ and double-check assemblies where cross-connection control is required.
Backflow testing and certification
Annual certified testing and filing of results with the water authority.
Commercial water heaters and boilers
High-recovery water heating, and repair and replacement of commercial units.
Restroom and fixture retrofits
Flush valve, sensor faucet and ADA fixture upgrades across a facility.
Preventive maintenance contracts
Scheduled inspections that find the failure before it closes the business.
New construction and tenant improvement
Full plumbing rough-in and finish for build-outs and fit-outs.
Commercial gas piping
Kitchen equipment and rooftop unit gas runs, sized, permitted and tested.
Lift station service
Maintenance and repair of commercial sewage lift stations.
Water line and sewer repair
Commercial-scale supply and waste line repair and replacement.
Multifamily and HOA plumbing
Building-wide repipes, unit turnovers and common-area plumbing programmes.
Code compliance and inspection support
Correcting deficiencies flagged by health, fire or building inspectors.
FAQ
Commercial: common questions
Can plumbers work outside business hours?
Often, and for many commercial clients that is the default — overnight and early-morning work avoids closing a dining room at noon. Ask about after-hours rates before you agree.
How often does a backflow preventer need testing?
Annually in almost every jurisdiction, by a certified tester, with results filed with the water purveyor. Missing the deadline can mean a shut-off notice. Ask your contractor to track the due date and remind you before it lapses.
Do plumbers offer maintenance contracts?
Many do. A scheduled programme typically covers drain jetting, grease trap service, backflow testing, water heater servicing and a documented facility inspection, often priced annually so it is a budget line rather than a series of emergencies. Ask exactly what is included and how emergency call-outs are handled.
Can one plumber look after several sites?
Some can, and some businesses use a different local plumber at each address. If you want one point of contact, consistent pricing and consolidated reporting across locations, ask each plumber whether they offer it and get it in writing. Pro US Plumbers does not manage multi-site accounts; it passes each request to plumbers near that location.
Send a request
Request commercial
Describe the problem and your request goes to independent local plumbers, who contact you directly if they can help. They set their own prices, so ask for the price in writing before you agree to any work.
Something leaking, blocked or not heating?
Send one request describing the problem. Independent local plumbers can contact you directly with their availability and price, and you choose whether to hire any of them.
Requests accepted any time · Plumbers set their own prices and timing