Commercial Washroom, Kitchen and Main Line Plumbing

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Washrooms and kitchens are the parts of a commercial property that staff and customers notice most. A broken toilet, a sink that will not drain, or a prep area without hot water can shut down service and leave a bad impression. Plumber On Demand repairs, replaces and upgrades commercial washroom and kitchen plumbing across Ontario, along with the main lines that serve them.

Commercial washroom plumbing

Public and staff washrooms take far more use than a home bathroom, so fixtures wear out faster and problems spread quickly. We handle:

• Toilets and urinals including flush valve repairs, running fixtures and full replacements
• Washroom sinks and faucets including sensor and low-flow fixture upgrades
• Accessible washroom fixtures when renovating or updating older spaces
• Floor drains and washroom backups in high-traffic buildings
• Leaks behind walls and under fixtures that damage flooring and ceilings below

Commercial kitchen plumbing

Kitchens need water, drainage and hot water to work together all day. We install and repair prep sinks, hand sinks, mop sinks and dish area plumbing, connect commercial equipment such as dishwashers and ice machines, and repair the drain and supply lines that keep the kitchen running. If you are opening a new restaurant or renovating an existing kitchen, we can help plan the plumbing so it suits how your team actually works.

Main line repairs and upgrades

The main drain line carries everything from your washrooms and kitchen out to the municipal sewer. When it is damaged, sagging, root-infiltrated or simply too small for the building’s current use, backups become a regular event. We inspect main lines with a drain camera, explain what we find, and recommend the right fix, from targeted repairs to full main line upgrades. Where sewer backups are a risk, we can also discuss backwater valve options.

Fixture replacements and code requirements

Replacing tired fixtures is one of the easiest ways to improve a commercial space, and in many cases it lowers water use too. When fixtures, washrooms or kitchen plumbing are being changed, the work also has to meet the Ontario Building Code and any local requirements that apply to your type of business. We help you understand what applies to your space, so the finished work keeps staff, customers and inspectors satisfied.

Washroom or kitchen drains backing up right now? See our commercial drain cleaning page, or call us directly.

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