Commercial Plumber Sacramento, CA

Check a commercial plumbing system at least once a year. Busy buildings should be checked twice a year. That means restaurants, hospitals, schools and factories, because heavy use wears out pipes and fixtures faster.

A yearly check looks at water pressure, water temperature, how well drains flow, the condition of the fixtures, the backflow device and how much water you are using. Finding a weak pipe during a check costs a small part of what the same pipe costs when it bursts at 6 in the evening on a Friday.

A maintenance plan covers seven things: a full system check, drain jetting and cleaning, backflow testing, water heater checks, a look at every fixture, a water use review, and a written report that names the parts about to fail.

We come every three months, twice a year or once a year, depending on how hard the building is used. Restaurants with a busy kitchen and medical buildings need us every three months. A normal office is usually fine once a year.

Yes. Regular maintenance saves money in four ways: you waste less water, you have fewer emergencies, your equipment lasts longer, and you get less damage to the building.

One hidden leak can waste thousands of gallons a month. You will see it on the water bill long before you see water on the floor. Buildings on a plan usually spend less over a year than buildings that wait for something to break and then pay emergency rates.

We work on six kinds of property: office buildings, shops and shopping centers, restaurants and food businesses, medical buildings, factories and plants, and apartment buildings.

Schools, government buildings, warehouses, gyms and multi-tenant buildings around Sacramento come under the same service agreements.

Yes. We handle backflow testing, repair and certification across Sacramento. Our certified testers check the backflow device, replace worn check valves and springs, and send the certificate to your water agency.

Backflow testing keeps dirty water out of your drinking water. Sacramento water agencies, including the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities, ask for this test every year. You get your test report within a week of our visit.

Six signs say your plumbing needs work: drains block often, water pressure jumps around, water temperature will not hold, your water bill is higher than usual, sinks drain slowly, and toilets do not flush right.

Age matters as much as the symptoms. A water heater over 12 years old, a cast iron sewer line over 50 years old, and the first fixtures in a 1980s building are usually better replaced than repaired again. An inspection tells you which one you are dealing with.

Yes we do. Plumbing breaks at bad times, so we answer emergency calls 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

That covers burst pipes, sewer backups, dead water heaters, overflowing toilets and any leak that could ruin your stock or your equipment. A real person answers, sends a plumber right away, and stays in touch with you until the system is running again.

For emergencies inside Sacramento we arrive in about 90 minutes. Normal service calls are usually the same day.

How fast we get there depends on how far out you are and what time you call. Buildings on a maintenance agreement go to the front of the line.