Restaurant and commercial kitchen plumbing
Plumbing for restaurants and commercial kitchens: sinks, dishwashers, floor drains, grease interceptors and hot water.
For businesses
Commercial washroom plumbing in Kitchener-Waterloo
Washroom plumbing for offices, shops, restaurants and other commercial buildings, including barrier-free fixtures.
- Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- WSIB covered
- Homes and businesses
Commercial washroom plumbing for businesses across Kitchener-Waterloo
Commercial washrooms see far more use than a home bathroom, and they use different fixtures: flush valves, wall-hung toilets and urinals, and sensor faucets. Flush valves, sometimes called flushometers, use water pressure to flush without a tank, and they need regular adjustment and parts to keep working properly.
The building code also sets how many fixtures a building needs based on how many people use it, and it requires barrier-free fixtures, designed for people using wheelchairs and other mobility aids, in many commercial spaces. We install, repair and update commercial washroom plumbing. A business can ask for proof of our WSIB coverage before work starts.
When to call us
- Toilets or urinals that run constantly or do not flush fully
- Sensor faucets that will not turn on or will not shut off
- A floor drain with a sewer smell
- Leaks around wall-hung fixtures
- A renovation that needs barrier-free fixtures
- Frequent clogs in a busy washroom
How the job works
Inspect the fixtures
We check the flush valves, sensors, supply stops and drains to find what is failing.
Repair or replace
Worn flush valve parts and sensors are replaced, and fixtures that cannot be repaired are swapped out.
Update for code
When a renovation triggers code requirements, we install the barrier-free fixtures at the heights the code sets.
Test
We flush and run every fixture and check for leaks at the wall and floor.
Common questions
Why does our urinal or toilet keep running?
A flush valve has a diaphragm, a flexible rubber seal, that wears out or catches debris. When it does not seal, water keeps running, and replacing the diaphragm usually fixes it.
Do we need barrier-free washrooms?
Many commercial buildings do, and a renovation can trigger the requirement even in an older building. Your architect or the building department can confirm what applies to your space.
Why does our washroom smell like sewage?
A dry floor drain trap is the most common cause in washrooms where the floor is not washed often. Pouring water into the drain refills the trap, and a trap primer, which adds water to the trap automatically, keeps it full.
Where we do commercial washroom plumbing
Based in Kitchener, working across Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and Stratford.
- Kitchener, our home base
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