PlumberLocate Commercial Plumbing Services

Effective commercial plumbing can only be accomplished with deep knowledge of regulations and codes, and often requires specialized equipment that can only be operated by highly trained professionals. Commercial locations are usually subject to different regulations and more stringent laws than a residential building.

Plumbers met through PlumberLocate are equipped and ready to handle even the most complicated plumbing issues.

Call PlumberLocate plumbing today to schedule a visit from one of our commercial plumbing professionals to ensure that your facility avoids any plumbing emergencies. You can reach us anytime toll-free, 24/7, on our plumbing hot-line at PlumberLocate (1-877-668-8327).

Local Commercial Plumbing Services are Available

PlumberLocate commercial plumbing pros have a wealth of knowledge from servicing all types of industrial and commercial locations, including but not limited to Churches, Restaurants, Rec Centers, Malls, Convention centers, Factories, Plazas, Warehouses, Processing plants, Cold storage facilities, Hotels and more. We've listed some of the commcercial plumbing services that we provide below.

  • Commercial Plumbing

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Plumbing Tips

Repairing Leaky Faucets

Be sure to repair any leaky faucets quickly, as a leaky faucet wastes many gallons of water, very fast. There are four types of faucets: ceramic disks, compression faucets, ball types, and cartridge faucets.

Insulating electric hot water storage tank and pipes.

Always insulate your electric hot-water storage tank and any pipes, but when doing so be careful not to cover the thermostat.

Insulating gas or oil hot water storage tank and pipes

Make sure to insulate your gas or oil hot-water storage tank and pipes, but always be careful not to cover the top or bottom of the water heater. Also do not cover the thermostat or burner compartment -- when in doubt, call PlumberLocate for help.

Use low-flow faucets and shower heads

Installing and using non-aerating low-flow faucets and shower heads will save you some major bucks on your water bill. Not to mention the environmental benefits!

Renovation Ideas

Kitchen Appliance Safety

Are you considering making the switch from an electric range to a gas stove, and installing the appliance yourself? Rethink it. This project is not for just one, but two certified professionals who need to meet codes and inspect the finished product. A gas stove requires both gas and electricity to work properly, so call PlumberLocate and hire a plumber to install the gas line as well as an electrician to modify the electrical circuit accordingly. This otherwise easy conversion could have explosive consequences if not.

Dangerous Asbestos Fibers

If you own an older home, the pipe insulation could be contaminated with the asbestos substance which is extremely toxic. While a DIY asbestos removal is possibly, it’s not at all recommended. There are numerous laws in which to regulate the removal of asbestos because of the huge dangers it poses to those in proximity, including you, your family, and even your neighbors. So, what’s the solution? Call PlumberLocate and if your plumber recommends it, call asbestos abatement team.

A new sink to save space

Traditional sinks mounted inside of a floor cabinet can use a lot of precious space. Most bathrooms are small to begin with, but you can unlock some space by converting to a wall mounted or pedestal sink, while saying goodbye to the floor cabinet. Of course, if your problem is a lack of storage space then you can do the opposite, replacing a small pedestal or wall-mounted sink with one that rests on a cabinet.

Airflow Repairs

Replacing or repairing an HVAC system is risky. While you may be tempted to fix it yourself, it’s most likely best if you don’t. Freon leaks are very dangerous and can quickly cause dizziness, asphyxia, and other respiratory problems. The maintenance of heating and air conditioning systems calls for a licensed professional such as a PlumberLocate sourced plumber, who has completed a thorough training and certification process. Besides, a manufacturer may void your warranty if you, as a homeowner without the appropriate licensing and training, has worked on the system.