Commercial washroom plumbing
Washroom plumbing for offices, shops, restaurants and other commercial buildings, including barrier-free fixtures.
For businesses
Plumbing for leased commercial spaces being fitted out for a new tenant, from the first layout to the final inspection.
A tenant fit-out turns a leased unit, often an empty shell with services capped at the wall or floor, into a working space for one business. The plumbing has to suit the new use, and a dental office, a café and a retail shop need very different fixtures, drains and hot water.
We work with tenants, landlords and general contractors on fit-outs, from adding a washroom or kitchenette to full restaurant plumbing. Landlords often have their own rules for contractors working in the building, and proof of WSIB coverage is a common one, which we carry.
We look at where the existing water, sanitary and vent connections are and how they fit the new layout.
We confirm the building's requirements, the schedule and any shutdowns needed to tie into shared lines.
We run the new lines, cutting the slab where drains have to go below the floor, and test them for inspection.
We install the fixtures and equipment, and the work is inspected before the space opens.
It depends on the lease. Some landlords provide basic washrooms or an allowance and the tenant pays for anything beyond that, so check the lease before the work is quoted.
Most fit-outs that add or move plumbing need a building permit, and the plumbing is inspected as part of it.
Connecting to shared lines can need a short shutdown of part of the building. These are scheduled with the landlord in advance so other tenants can be told.
Based in Kitchener, working across Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and Stratford.