Commercial plumbing for Houston businesses and landlords

A restaurant kitchen puts more grease, heat and volume through its pipes than any house. The calls we see most are floor drains backing up during service, a pre-rinse sprayer or faucet that will not shut off, the dish machine not getting hot enough water, and restroom toilets clogging on a busy weekend. We carry common commercial faucet cartridges, flush valve kits and pre-rinse parts so many repairs are done in one visit. For recurring drain trouble, we look at the line between the sinks and the grease trap, because that pipe is usually where the clog lives. Work that would stop the kitchen can be scheduled before opening or after close.

Offices and stores mostly need their restrooms, break rooms and drinking fountains working. Flushometer valves that run on, urinals that will not flush, sensor faucets with dead solenoids and slow drains in shared restrooms make up most of the calls. We also handle supply leaks above ceiling tiles, which often show up first as a stained tile over a desk or display. In multi-tenant buildings, we trace a problem to the right line and the right unit so the cost lands where it belongs. When a building has a backflow preventer at the service line, we can test and repair it as part of routine backflow testing.

Landlords need fast turnarounds and clear answers. A tenant reports a leak under the sink, no hot water, or a toilet that keeps running, and you need to know whether it is a quick repair or something bigger. We handle unit-level repairs, shared water heaters, main shutoffs, sewer backups that affect several units and turnover work between tenants. We can coordinate access with the tenant directly if you prefer and send you a short note on what we found and fixed. For older buildings with recurring leaks across units, we can walk the property and lay out which problems are isolated and which point to aging pipe throughout.