Commercial plumbing for Milton businesses and buildings

The commercial side of Milton keeps growing: plazas along Main Street and Derry Road, industrial units by the 401, restaurants downtown and a long list of new condo and stacked townhouse buildings. They all run on the same pipes we work on every day, just bigger and shared by more people.

Owners of food counters, dental offices, salons, warehouses with a staff washroom and the boards of stacked townhouse corporations all tend to ring for the same handful of reasons. Grease has closed a kitchen branch. A flush valve will not shut off. A riser valve has seized just when a suite needs isolating. A backflow test letter has arrived from the Region. The pages below go through each of those situations in point form, so whoever manages the building knows what the visit involves before the van arrives.

Commercial plumbing work is mostly about timing and paperwork. We book around your opening hours, plan shutdowns with property managers, and hand over a short write-up of what was found and changed, which helps with a landlord, a condo board or a Region inspector.