How commercial jobs are set up
- We ask what the site is, who holds the keys and which hours are off-limits.
- We find out which valves feed which units before any shut-down is booked.
- Notice goes to tenants or staff from you, with the time window we commit to.
- The work is done, tested and written up with the parts used and the findings.
- Recurring items, like jetting or backflow tests, go on a dated schedule.
Pick the kind of site
- Kitchens and grease interceptorsBusiness
- Backflow assembly testsBusiness
- Plaza and unit drain jettingBusiness
- Plaza and office washroomsBusiness
- Condos and rental buildingsBusiness
- Property manager accountsBusiness
Who we plumb for
- Restaurants, cafés and takeout counters along Kingston Road and Brock Road
- Retail units, salons and clinics in strip plazas
- Offices and light-industrial units in the Seaton employment lands and along Bayly Street
- Condo corporations, co-ops and purpose-built rentals
- Property managers looking after a mix of the above
A home has one family waiting on a toilet. A plaza can have six tenants on one sanitary line, a dental office that cannot open without water and a pizza place pushing grease into the same pipe.
Commercial services
- Kitchen grease interceptors and branch lines
- Yearly backflow assembly tests
- Jetting shared plaza drains
- Plaza and office washrooms
- Condo, co-op and rental buildings
- Accounts for property managers
What is different about a business call
A home has one family waiting on a toilet. A plaza can have six tenants on one sanitary line, a dental office that cannot open without water and a pizza place pushing grease into the same pipe. That changes the order of work. We isolate first, we camera the shared line before blaming one unit, and we leave a short report that the owner, the manager and the insurer can all read.
Commercial work also carries rules a house rarely does: Region of Durham sewer-use requirements for fats and oils, cross-connection control for premises with backflow preventers, and fire-separation details where pipes cross between units. We check the current rules for the site rather than guessing.
Signs a business line needs attention
- Floor sinks in a kitchen that flood when the dish machine drains
- Washroom toilets that need a second flush or a plunger every week
- Sewer smell in a hallway or a back room
- A backflow test notice from the Region or the landlord
- Low pressure on upper floors at the morning rush
Homeowners can head to residential plumbing instead.
Questions callers ask
Will you come outside our business hours?
Most owners want exactly that. We slot jetting and washroom jobs into the hours before staff arrive or after lock-up. Give us your opening times on the phone.
Do you send a written report?
Yes. After each commercial job you receive a short report: findings, repairs, parts fitted and items to plan for.