Commercial
24-Hour, 7 Days a Week Emergency Service
Your business depends on working plumbing. When something fails, you need a team that understands commercial systems and can respond fast. A restaurant without hot water, an office building with backed-up drains, an apartment complex with a failed lift station: these aren't minor inconveniences. They're emergencies that cost you money every hour they go unresolved.
We serve restaurants, office buildings, retail centers, apartment complexes, schools, and facilities of all sizes across Austin. Whatever the problem, we have the training, equipment, and parts inventory to get you back to normal operations quickly.
Call us at 512-477-2200 to schedule service or get help with an emergency.
Boilers & Commercial Water Heaters
Commercial hot water systems are larger and more complex than residential units. When they fail, the consequences ripple through your entire operation. A restaurant without hot water can't pass a health inspection. A hotel without hot water loses guests. An apartment building without hot water has a legal problem on its hands.
We repair and replace all types of commercial boilers and water heaters, from small point-of-use units to large centralized systems serving multi-story buildings.
Factory-Certified Service
Our technicians hold certifications to perform factory-required start-ups on most major boiler and water heater brands. We use combustion analyzers to set air and gas mixtures precisely to manufacturer specifications, ensuring your equipment runs efficiently and lasts as long as it should. We also clean, service, and replace heat exchangers.
Improper commissioning can void warranties and lead to premature equipment failure. When you work with a factory-certified team, you protect your investment from day one.
Repair or Replace?
When your commercial water heater fails, the right choice depends on several factors: the unit's age, repair costs, energy efficiency, and whether your current system still meets your facility's demands.
If your building has grown, added tenants, or changed use since the original system was installed, you may be dealing with a capacity problem rather than an equipment problem. We can assess your hot water demand and recommend whether repair, replacement, or an upgrade makes the most sense for your situation.
Gas Lines & Leak Detection
Gas powers the equipment that keeps many businesses running. When you have a gas leak or need new lines installed, you need licensed professionals with the right equipment and expertise.
Leak Detection and Repair
If you suspect a gas leak anywhere on your property, call us immediately. We perform comprehensive leak testing. Once we've identified the source, we'll explain your options and make the repair. If you smell gas strongly or hear hissing, evacuate the building and call us from outside. Don't use light switches or anything that could create a spark.
New Gas Line Installation
We install gas lines for commercial cooking equipment, water heaters, boilers, rooftop HVAC units, generators, and outdoor heating.
Our crews use the latest gas line pressing equipment, which eliminates the need to thread black iron pipe on-site. This technology significantly reduces installation time, which means less disruption to your operations and lower labor costs.
Annual Inspections and Compliance
Many commercial facilities are required to have annual gas inspections. We can perform the testing, make any necessary repairs, and provide the documentation you need to satisfy your compliance requirements. If you're not sure what your facility requires, we can help you figure that out, too.
Hydro-Jetting
Commercial drain lines take a beating. Restaurants flush grease down the line daily. Office buildings push years of accumulated buildup through aging pipes. Retail centers deal with whatever the public decides to put down their drains.
When drains start slowing down, the typical approach is to run a cable or snake through the line. This punches through the blockage and restores flow, but the underlying buildup remains on the pipe walls. The problem comes back, often within weeks or months.
How Hydro-Jetting Works
Hydro-jetting uses specialized equipment to send high-pressure water streams through your drain lines. The pressure scours the inside of the pipes, removing grease, scale, mineral deposits, soap buildup, and years of accumulated debris. The result is pipes restored to something close to their original condition, with results that last far longer than cable cleaning.
Before we jet, we typically run a camera through the line to inspect its condition. This helps us identify the source of the problem, check for damage that high-pressure water might worsen, and confirm that jetting is the right solution.
Who Benefits Most from Hydrojetting?
Hydro-jetting is especially valuable for restaurants and food service operations, where grease buildup is constant. It's also the best option for older buildings with decades of accumulation, facilities with recurring drain problems, and any property where cable cleaning hasn't provided lasting results.
Scheduled Maintenance Saves Money
For restaurants and other businesses with heavy drain usage, we recommend hydro-jetting every 6 to 12 months. Regular maintenance prevents the emergency calls, the business disruptions, and the larger bills that come with complete line blockages. Think of it as a predictable operating cost that prevents unpredictable emergencies.
Lift Station Pumps
Lift stations move wastewater from lower elevations to higher ones, allowing it to flow into the main sewer system. They're common in apartment complexes, shopping centers, restaurants, office parks, and any facility where gravity alone can't do the job.
When your lift station fails, drains back up, toilets become unusable, and your entire operation stops. These emergencies don't wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Fast, Accurate Troubleshooting
Lift station problems can be tricky to diagnose. Our technicians have the experience to troubleshoot quickly and accurately, whether you're dealing with single-phase or three-phase systems.
We stock repair parts, have after-hours access to specialty components and complete pumps, and carry the equipment needed to pull pumps on-site. When your lift station goes down, we're prepared to handle the emergency.
Warning Signs to Watch For
Don't wait for complete failure. Call us if you notice pump alarms activating, unusual noises from the wet well, slow draining throughout the building, or sewage odors near the lift station. Addressing problems early prevents the complete failures that shut down operations entirely.
Preventive Maintenance
Like any mechanical system, lift stations benefit from regular maintenance. Routine inspections can catch worn components, buildup in the wet well, and electrical issues before they cause failures. If you manage a property with a lift station, ask us about setting up a maintenance schedule.