Commercial accounts don't need a different plumber every visit explaining the building from scratch. You get one named lead plumber who knows your grease trap schedule, your strata's approval process, and where the shutoffs actually are — with a response-time SLA in writing, not a verbal promise.
We handle both sides: the quarterly preventative-maintenance visits that keep small things small, and the capital projects — tenant improvement build-outs, washroom additions, riser replacements — that need a licensed crew who can work around live tenants and building hours.
- Single named lead plumber on your account
- Quarterly preventative-maintenance visits
- Capital project quoting (TI build-outs, washroom additions)
- Strata council reporting
Commercial plumbing, answered.
Yes — a single named lead plumber is assigned to your account, backed by the wider crew for coverage.
SLA terms are set per contract based on your building type and risk profile, and are written into the agreement rather than left as a verbal target.
Yes — we provide strata council reporting as part of commercial maintenance contracts, including documentation for annual budget planning.
Yes, including grease trap sizing, backflow prevention and permit filing for TI build-outs and washroom additions.