Commercial plumbing in Lakewood, CO
Plumbing repair and installation for your business building: restrooms, water lines, drains, and water heaters kept working.
The short answer
Commercial plumbing is plumbing work for business buildings such as offices, shops, restaurants, and rental properties. At Your Service Plumbing Company handles it in Lakewood, CO, so the restrooms, water lines, drains, and fixtures your staff and customers rely on keep working.
How the job works
What does commercial plumbing involve?
Commercial buildings usually put more fixtures on one system than a house does: several toilets, sinks, floor drains, and often a water heater or mop sink. A problem in one spot can show up somewhere else.
The work starts with finding the cause. It might be a slow main drain, a leaking supply line above a ceiling, or a worn flush valve. The failed part is then repaired or replaced with pipe and fittings that suit the building.
A business has to keep its doors open, so the work often needs planning around when the space is in use. Ask about scheduling before the job starts.
- Describe what you seeYou explain where the leak, clog, or lost pressure shows up and when it started.
- Trace the problemThe plumber checks fixtures, visible pipe, and drains to find where the fault actually begins.
- Repair or replaceThe worn valve, fitting, fixture, or section of pipe is fixed or swapped for one that fits the system.
- Test the fixWater is run through the repaired line or fixture to check for drips, slow drains, and pressure.
When to call
When should you call about commercial plumbing?
Call when something in the building looks, sounds, or smells wrong with the water, drains, or fixtures.
- Slow or gurgling floor drainWater that pools around a drain or bubbles after a flush often points to a partial blockage.
- Stained or sagging ceiling tileA brown ring or damp tile can mean a supply or drain line is leaking overhead.
- Weak water at the sinksLow pressure in restrooms or a break room can come from a failing valve or a clogged line.
- Toilets that keep runningA constant trickle in the bowl means a worn flapper or flush valve is wasting water.
- No hot waterCold water at the taps when the heater should be working needs a look at the heater itself.
Other services
More we can help with
Restrooms, sinks, and drains working when you open.
Serving Lakewood, CO. Hours and every way to reach us are on the contact page.