Commercial ยท Offices & retail
Storefront and Office Washrooms
A storefront washroom out of order or an office floor without water is a problem by nine. We fix it fast and keep the rest of the floor working.
- Work scheduled around opening hours
- Branch or riser isolated, rest of the building kept running
- Camera footage and written notes for your file
- One phone number for every site you manage
Call nowor dial (365) 387-8531
Diagnosis first, tested after
- Licensed & insured: ask us
- Camera before cutting
- Water-tested repairs
- Booked by phone
Plumbing that customers and staff notice
Commercial washrooms take far more use than a house bathroom. Flushometer valves wear out, urinal lines scale up and a single blocked toilet can close a room. Plazas and older storefronts often share a drain with the unit next door, so a backup may not be your tenant's fault.
- A flushometer that keeps running after the handle is released
- Urinal lines slow from scale and uric build-up
- No hot water at hand sinks because of a failing small tank heater
- Water staining the ceiling tile under an upstairs washroom
- A shared drain backing up into one unit when the neighbour runs water
What is included
- Flushometer and diaphragm rebuilds, sensor valve service
- Toilet, urinal and lavatory replacement on existing rough-ins
- Small-tank and point-of-use water heater repair or swap
- Drain clearing from fixture to main, with camera footage when it repeats
- Shut-off valve replacement so one room can be isolated next time
How the visit runs
- Book by phone and tell us the hours you are open and who holds the keys.
- Isolate the room or branch so the rest of the space keeps water.
- Repair and flush-test each fixture we touched.
- Leave a short note for the landlord or manager describing the cause.
Signs to call before it closes a washroom
- A toilet that needs two flushes every time
- Water on the floor at the base of a fixture
- A hissing sound from a valve after hours
- Sewer smell when the building is quiet
Our commercial process
- Phone triage. Site, floor, what is backing up and whether you are open.
- Access arranged. Keys, fobs, tenant notice or a quiet window.
- Isolate and fix. Only the affected branch or riser shut down.
- Record and report. Footage and notes for the owner or manager.
Common questions
Who pays when a plaza drain backs up?
That depends on your lease. We can camera the line to show where the blockage sits so the landlord and tenants can sort out responsibility.
Can you replace fixtures without changing the rough-in?
Usually yes, as long as the new fixture matches the existing supply and drain locations.